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Artist: Benevolence
Canonical path: /benevolence/part-3-angels-dancing-in-my-dreams
Related lyric paths: 6
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Part 3: Angels dancing in my dreams
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Part 3: Angels dancing in my dreams
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Angels dancing in my dreams
Tied their curses onto me
Sound of birds and morning Sun
My soul was tied to an endles night
Deceitful night of deity
Obsession of my fantasy
Cursed by tales of deity
My soul is tied by my on sorcery
Shut the streangth of viabilety
Rise of blindness and agony
Hope and desire turned to a dream
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