Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Amanda Reznor
Canonical path: /amanda-reznor/dreams-hill
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Dreams Hill
Read Dreams Hill lyrics by Amanda Reznor on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dreams Hill
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If you can't let me go by my own
If you can't help me, please?
The wind troubles over the lake
The streets are so empty
just like your face
The sun is hided by the darkness
My body lays under
the weight of sadness
Dreams nightmares become
Now I live my life alone…
alone…
alone…
A storm on the hill
my thoughts on a delirium
It's turning the windmill
of an unchanging martyrdom
you're…
holding me…
disturbing me…
waiting for…
looking for…
hurting me…
comforting me…
carrying me…
leaving me…
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Amanda Reznor performs "Dreams Hill", and this lyric page sits inside the Amanda Reznor catalog on LyroVerse.
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