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Artist: Aras
Canonical path: /aras/depressive-rebellion
Related lyric paths: 6
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Depressive Rebellion
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Depressive Rebellion
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I sheltered in torn heart of nature
I burried my soul
and impaled my heart
and stabbed the sword through my heart
for I am beaten victorious
I failed in a battle with the vain god
I remember the day I never died
and it`s my so bitter pain
I blame the shut eyes
I blame the throbless heart
I blame the scabbarded sword
I blame the vain Gods
I blame myself
I blame my existence
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