Rose of Melancholy
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Rose of Melancholy
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The dreams that I desire
Is all that I require
A scent from scarlet leaves within
From the roses bloodred chin
Why do we stray to find our way
Why did this god leave us to infinity
No matter how I'm trying
I know that I am dying
No path can lead me far away
From my own masquerade
Why do we stray to find our way
Why did this god leave us to infinity
In memory of every hour
That I have shared with grief
In memory of all the hours
Faith I tried to retrieve
Life is the price that we pay
The dreams that I desire
Is all that I require
A scent from scarlet leaves within
From the roses bloodred chin
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Adyta performs "Rose of Melancholy", and this lyric page sits inside the Adyta catalog on LyroVerse.
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