Daniel’s Descent Into Transitus
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Daniel’s Descent Into Transitus
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Daniel is pulled into a chaotic
Seemingly infinite vortex of swirling light
He passes beyond all thought and feeling
Beyond all time and space
And wakes to find him self in a twisted
Surreal landscape
The strange dimension between heaven and hell
Transitus
No, this can’t be real
Yet it’s not a dream, no (no)
No way I’m alive
I did not survive, no no no
Risen like a ghost?
An illusion
An empty shell
A lonely soul
At a crossroads
Now I wander lost
In limbo bound for hell
Where do I go now?
Is there no way out, no no (mmm)
Is this eternity, or insanity, no
Am I just a ghost?
An illusion
An empty shell
A lonely soul
At the crossroads
Forever lost
In limbo bound for
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Ayreon performs "Daniel’s Descent Into Transitus", and this lyric page sits inside the Ayreon catalog on LyroVerse.
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