The Dying
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The Dying
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The light will fade in this day of sorrow
A black candle shines before my eyes
My thoughts are lonely and empty
Tired I stare into the burning bright flame
All light will cease, it's just a matter of time
The day, the candle, the Sun and the stars
The dying is waiting for the fall
The dying will leave the world without a hope in the
Blackest dawn
I drift away into the flame
The candle is burning weaker
Now it's almost gone and I meet the fear that I've hidden
From
The ashes of torture fills the ground
A blood red sky has turned to black
Like everything will
The dying is waiting for the fall
The dying will leave the world without a hope in the
Blackest dawn
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Bay Laurel performs "The Dying", and this lyric page sits inside the Bay Laurel catalog on LyroVerse.
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