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Artist: Atrocity
Canonical path: /atrocity/after-the-storm
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After The Storm
Read After The Storm lyrics by Atrocity on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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After The Storm
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See the fields, wasted land
It seems life was taken away
Mountains turned grey
Clouds turned dark
Colours have changed
Senses disturbed
A shadow is lying upon a green hill
The flowers asleep, the world stands still
At once
For all
After the storm
After the storm
Smell the air of wasted land
It seems beauty was taken away
Valleys turned grey
Sun turned dark
Colours have changed
Senses disturbed
A shadow disappears from a green tree
The flowers awake, the world's getting free
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