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Artist: Christian Death
Canonical path: /christian-death/the-danzig-waltz
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The Danzig Waltz
Read The Danzig Waltz lyrics by Christian Death on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Danzig Waltz
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Forever lost is my gentle love
My lips, like powder in the wind
Thirsty dreams in the ocean of kiss
Buried beneath forty years
In my rebirth I have not forgotten
Not even that which I wish to forget
Fields of sleep lay beside you
You can not feel and my hands are dust
When memories dance pure
Sorrow bows in shame
Our breath, impressions on a splintered mirror
Deeper my colourless heart sings
Our souls search astray
Torn by the thief of life
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Christian Death performs "The Danzig Waltz", and this lyric page sits inside the Christian Death catalog on LyroVerse.
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