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Artist: Ancestral (US)
Canonical path: /ancestral-us/isolation-ii
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Isolation II
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Isolation II
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My arms are tired and my feet are cold
Hoping for shelter I'm hungry for food
My eyes see fire, a gift from the gods
What will we find at the end of the world?
We set sail for Greenland
As we crossed the oceans
Awaiting the Mirdgard serpent
We finally found a new world
I heard you calling my name
I saw your colourless face
Fire in your eyes
Where do you go to?
I dreamt of an enemy threatening you!
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Ancestral (US) performs "Isolation II", and this lyric page sits inside the Ancestral (US) catalog on LyroVerse.
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