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Artist: Arielle Dombasle
Canonical path: /arielle-dombasle/odysseus
Related lyric paths: 6
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Odysseus
Read Odysseus lyrics by Arielle Dombasle on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Odysseus
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They say you're lost
They say you're gone
I call your name
Odysseus
I keep praying
But there's no mean
You brave our souls
I know you'll be back
Odysseus
Your loss creates my pain
You'll drive me to despair
I won't loose you, I swear, My love
One day they'll understand
That day will be the end
No more tears or sorrow
No more pain no more wounds
Only joy
They say you're lost
They say you're gone
I call your name
Odysseus
I keep praying
But there's no mean
You brave our souls
I know you'll be back
Odysseus
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Arielle Dombasle performs "Odysseus", and this lyric page sits inside the Arielle Dombasle catalog on LyroVerse.
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