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The Ape

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Comecon Canonical path: /comecon/the-ape Related lyric paths: 6
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The Ape

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Blue seas red summers

long years in slumber

deaf ears hear thunder

dump lips speak wonders

Red eyes burning through the night

giant wings rise up in flight

on the dark earth choked with life

nature's creature stands upright

See the beast upon the land

kneeling in the burning sand

and his heart beats in his hand

Dead seas long summers

lost years in slumber

blind eyes seek wonders

old hearts beat thunder

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