Winter
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Winter
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Her chamber waits through timeless days
For her lost warmth and her voice
And the haunting way she moves against the wind
In such silence
Set blue skies aflame
For in the dark I hear her name
Forge the steel of fragile hope
Let the tapers burn throughout this night
And so the blue dawn sets
Strewn with white clouds in the sky
And our eyes meet through the haze
Of distant years and fallow dreams (are we to...)
Set blue skies aflame
For in the dark I hear her name
Forge the steel of fragile hope
Let the tapers burn throughout this night
When you hear the ghostly winds calling soft, just close your eyes.
When you hear the thunder roll through the past, just hold me near.
When you hear the ghostly winds calling soft, just close your eyes.
When you hear the thunder roll through the past, just hold me near.
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Who performs "Winter"?
Bella Morte performs "Winter", and this lyric page sits inside the Bella Morte catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Dying World and An Enemy Without with a short reason for opening each page next.
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