Ever-opening flower
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Ever-opening flower
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Ever-opening flower
Feed me seven notes of love
Let it's wine burn through my veins
And free my sould from it's pain
Urges rage my fevered mind
Held back by dead note, blind
By the seventh sign of the seventh son
The seventh sun stes forever in the dark sea of my mind
Never shall i smile, never shall I die
Sun be gone, end my world
Enter darkness, rich of pain
I'm eternal, forever to be free
I'm one with fire, a thousand sun burn in me
Ever-opening flower
Feed me seven notes of love
Urges rage in my mind
Held back dead notes, blind
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