(E)scapegoat
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(E)scapegoat
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I am proud to stand here on the highest mountain
Hangin’ in the web of time
Blowing winds, take my thoughts to new horizons
Journey to the unknown fields
Stand alone, in the twilight waiting
Here I am, watching you with eyes without a heart
Somewhere in this world we’ll meet again
Falling leaves are covering the dying mankind
I am here to see them fall
Feel my words, written in my holy diary
Words of death and misery
Stand alone, in the twilight waiting
Here I am, watching you with eyes without a heart
Stand alone, in the twilight waiting
Still I am, watching you with eyes without a heart
Somewhere in this world we’ll meet again
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Claymore (Metal) performs "(E)scapegoat", and this lyric page sits inside the Claymore (Metal) catalog on LyroVerse.
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