Ancient Oath
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Exit

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ancient Oath Canonical path: /ancient-oath/exit Related lyric paths: 6
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Exit

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And I Want to Touch the Sky

Wish I Had Two Wings to Fly

Wanna Leave Away From Earth

Where Sorrow Rules With Death

Where the People Couldn't Die

And the Children Wouldn't Cry

Where the Great Sun Would Shine

And the Fair Ones Wouldn't Hide

Heaven and Hell Wouldn't Exist

And There Would Be An Exit

For the Ones Who Want to Live

They Have Got Something to Give

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