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Artist: Autumnblaze
Canonical path: /autumnblaze/the-forge
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The Forge
Read The Forge lyrics by Autumnblaze on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Forge
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Who are you?
You're not the sorrow that you feel
The past is gone
And you have survived
Your thoughts are the anvil
Your feelings iron
Your will is the hammer
So forge your wounds away
In the forge of your soul
You can change everything
Who are you?
You've lost so very much inside
But not yourself
There is still light
Your dreams are the anvil
Your love is iron
Your vigour is the hammer
So forge your ache away
In the forge of your soul
You can change everything
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Autumnblaze performs "The Forge", and this lyric page sits inside the Autumnblaze catalog on LyroVerse.
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