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Artist: After The Sirens
Canonical path: /after-the-sirens/arietta
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Arietta
Read Arietta lyrics by After The Sirens on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Arietta
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She keeps looking up and says,
"The sky is assembling an army."
I hold her closer and push her hair out of her face.
"There's nothing to fear unless they start shooting."
And I remember why this cold was worth your kisses.
"Don't you think it's a pretty night to watch
your own breath?"
And I open my mouth and blow into the frost
to let out all the ghosts.
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