Farabagir
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Farabagir
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Just tell me that i'm safe
I don't want to be like a slave
My face looks through this glass
Like a deadly, deadly mask.
The poison in my air
And the rain with drops of fear
I can't look at my men
Dying on the sand of pain
They are dying... - on my hands
Sands are crying... - for my land
Dunes hide all our graves
The hourglasses look like the urns
I swear for memory of
My forefathers that i'll save my home...
I can't live for hate
But for salvation now it's too late
I have no real choice
Hearing sorrow of the desert voice
They are dying... - on my hands
Sands are crying... - for my land
Walking through these sands
Feeling a radiant heat of bombs
Wondering who i am ...
Just a little seed on the no-man's land
Adder - that's my name
Warrior - that's my fame
Desert - that's my home
Revenge - that's my roam !
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Adder performs "Farabagir", and this lyric page sits inside the Adder catalog on LyroVerse.
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