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Slave To Your Memory

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Crimson Wind Canonical path: /crimson-wind/slave-to-your-memory Related lyric paths: 0
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Slave To Your Memory

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Smoke curtain in these eyes

Your heart so far away

Now I can't see your smile

This love just killed me

I've lost my time

Reality has stolen my dreams

Where is the happiness?

Maybe inside your soul

There are only broken hopes

There's only pain here

Slave to your memory

I'm still waiting for you

I've lost my time

Reality has stolen my dreams

Where is the happiness?

Maybe inside your soul

Maybe inside your soul

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