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Artist: Alleri Ahe
Canonical path: /alleri-ahe/grave-rise-in-sun
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Grave Rise In Sun
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Grave Rise In Sun
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Big red curtains and then lights fade blinding
Left behind yearning, and maybe learning in the shadow
Close the satanic eyelids in the dark-lit room of your grave
Heavy steps on the stairs, long way guests expected
Guns pointing at heads, madmen will get you, silence
CHORUS:
In oneness we unite
In oneness we slide
And the sun rises
Grave Rise In The Sun
Close the satanic eyelids in the dark-lit room of your grave
Heavy steps on the stairs, long way guests expected
CHORUS
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