A Prophet's Tale
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A Prophet's Tale
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My eyes have seen the birth of the thousand suns
A world of pain and fear, a world of lies
In my heart I've found the strength to carry on
In my mind I've seen the end it has begun
Touched by the light of the angels
I'm flying on wings of a dream
Never will I see the dawn of man
Never will I breathe the wind again
In silence cast in stone I'll always be
Forever in eternity
The sound of doomsday bell is singing to me
A melody of anguish that I know too well
In my soul I bare the neverending pain
In my mind I pray not to see this anymore
I'm chosen to witness this day
When none shall be the same again
Never will I see the dawn of man
Never will I breathe the wind again
In silence cast in stone I'll always be
Forever in eternity
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Claymore (Metal) performs "A Prophet's Tale", and this lyric page sits inside the Claymore (Metal) catalog on LyroVerse.
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