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Artist: Aeneas
Canonical path: /aeneas/i-confess
Related lyric paths: 5
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I Confess
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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I Confess
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This is my confession, this is my life, It was
utmost mistake which I allowed, made, Mistake
which is last I´m sick & I´m
going to die soon,
Once I felt pain vast black arrow thrust to my eyes
It cleaved in front of the face & hit both my eyes
I fell down & black arrow exploded to blinding whiteness
White passage, people in white cloak, face of camouflage
everywhere is furious silence & face judgement
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