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Cogitemus Corpus Esse Mortale

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Asgaard Canonical path: /asgaard/cogitemus-corpus-esse-mortale Related lyric paths: 6
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Cogitemus Corpus Esse Mortale

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Silence...I rub my eyes and scream

To kill the fear

Somewhere in the distance here the moan of bells

Angel song of love

Sounds the echo of thousand hearts

Loneliness...

Mad dreams about the shine

Revive in her embrace

Like insane wanderers

We create the landscapes of our bliss

Bathed in the ocean of sin

Damned forever

We die...

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