The Last Day
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The Last Day
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The rain is pouring down as he walks down the path
To be punished for his sins, to get a rope around his neck
The gallow stood there smiling as the crowd were gathered
A sudden silence swept over the crowd as he was led to meet his fate
He knows this breath could be his last one
And he is sure that this is his last day
His last day
No more late and sinful nights, that belongs, to his past
He can't change what he has done, but he can beg for forgiveness
The crowd was shouting in excitement, they wait for him to hang
He could feel the air below and his darkness was complete
He knows this breath could be his last one
And he is sure that this is his last day
His last day
He knows this breath could be his last one
And he is sure that this is his last day
His last day
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Averon performs "The Last Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Averon catalog on LyroVerse.
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