Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Crucifix
Canonical path: /crucifix/rise-and-fall
Related lyric paths: 6
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Rise And Fall
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Rise And Fall
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Too many times i've wished i had said
all the thoughts that were in my head
to all the people that i adore
the splendor
never rises to what it's for
i've had enough, i've said enough
this picture paints a thousand words
behind this image,
the feelings never heard
you tell me to forgive and forget
but my love can only hurt
[chorus]
the curtains have finally
closed
from the ruins i finally rose
to the melancholy of another day
this fate i can never betray
[chorus]
this is my
rise and fall , rise and fall
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