The Forest
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The Forest
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The Forest
The delight of pain stays forever
The delight of pain and self-extermination
I see as the blooding Sun is going away
And the Sun-scorched trees of the old forest
The tops of which are spreading the wasting
In the deep silence of inaccassible woods
Inaccassible woods
I feel the song of the dark night
Which the cry of wild birds is cutting
I am the prince of dark thick forest
I am the lord of the dark night
The dark forest is the feeling of inexplicable fear
The pleasure of which is the pleasant pain
I am the master of fear
I am the prince of the dark thick forest
Of all animals and birds living in them
I am the lord of the dark night
And the black mystery
I am the keeper of the spirits
And ancient historys
I am the lord of the dark old forest
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Apocryphal performs "The Forest", and this lyric page sits inside the Apocryphal catalog on LyroVerse.
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