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Artist: As Divine Grace
Canonical path: /as-divine-grace/heartlesses-lorn-pains
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Heartlesses, Lorn Pains
Read Heartlesses, Lorn Pains lyrics by As Divine Grace on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Heartlesses, Lorn Pains
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Dark swallows my soul
oh dark my heartless friend
You gave me dead memories
I hear voice as old as time
Listen my rhapsody
You relief my feels
Ipour my lorn pain
Bless me that I gain
When I was young
my eyes were as bright
as stars of northern sky
I glide
I slumber in vast meadow
I slumber
I glide slowly to mirage
Soulless person is evil
And evil person is beast
I have been forgotten my fathers face
You made me for yourself heartless person
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