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Deadlights

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Augrimmer Canonical path: /augrimmer/deadlights Related lyric paths: 3
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Deadlights

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Deadlights

Grim is the call of the night

The distant willow sleeps an eerie dream

Sadness drinks the light of the moon from my eyes

Blissful in the snowfall coming night

A haunt in the trees

In the pale evening breeze

Still the dread

Night lifts the eyelid of the dead

A light smiles in the gallowtree

Lone distance weeps

Sang to the nightful

Envy of life

Far from darkening villages at night

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