The God of Crows
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The God of Crows
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Verse:
Oh - deep in the silence I wait
I scream like a siren in the dark
I know, nobody cares who I am
I cry - my tears are burning my soul
Verse:
Oh - deep in the silence I fight
My hope is like the dust in the wind
I send all the crows out to the world
I fly with wings of steel to the sun
Chorus:
The god of crows - eternal stranger
Look at my eyes to see the truth
The god of crows - the wings of terror
Look at my eyes to find yourself
Bridge:
Fight - in the name of blood
Born - in the time of doom
Die - in a storm of fire
Kill - on the seventh day
Verse: Oh - deep in the silence I sleep
My eyes are black like diamonds in the dawn
My words are like a shot in your heart
I scream like a thousand crows in the night
Chorus:
The god of crows - eternal stranger...
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