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Artist: Adagio
Canonical path: /adagio/to-the-death
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To The Death
Read To The Death lyrics by Adagio on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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To The Death
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Your face is soft like wind
My hands want to touch you
But my eyes don't find you
In this dark place...
I look at the moon
And I see your cold beauty
The stars brightnesss is like your eyes
Deep and melancholy
Your face is soft like wind
My hands want to touch you
In this dark place cold like death...
Like the sad passion that I feel
Watching you leaving
To the death
I look at the moon
And I see your cold beauty
The stars brightnesss is like your eyes
Like the sad passion that I feel
Watching you leaving...
To the... Death...
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Adagio performs "To The Death", and this lyric page sits inside the Adagio catalog on LyroVerse.
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