Century Sleeper
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The End

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Century Sleeper Canonical path: /century-sleeper/the-end Related lyric paths: 6
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The End

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I found you

Tears in your eyes

I kissed you

Once you were mine

I've lost you

And this is goodbye

I kiss you

We tremble, we cry

But this is the end

We are lost in this winter

Far away, can this be real?

In this winter

Can this be real?

This is the end

Lost all alone

I weep for you

You are so far from home

But this is the end

No turning back.

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