Heroes Dying Alone
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Heroes Dying Alone
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Father I can hear
The tolling of the bells
Into my life you came
But nothing shall remain
In the mirror of my past
I lost myself again
Break what I don't need
You like to watch my final breath
In this morning
The birds ain't calling
A smell of fear in the air
Wherever you go
You will hear me calling
Heroes dying alone
You will see the light
To become immortal
('Cause) heroes dying alone
All my live I had
Something to believe in
(I was) living in a world of broken dreams
There's a ghost in my head
A needle in my heart
A picture in my soul
No matter where I go
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