Dead City Dreaming
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Dead City Dreaming
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Buildings of dark crumbling stone
A presence of malice and horrors unknown
Vast endless stairways and halls
From black yawning portals insanity calls
In ruins aeons old,
beneath the sea,
the Ancients long to be free
They lie dead and dreaming
at this fallen site,
waiting for their soon coming reign
When their slaves start dreaming,
and the stars are right,
they'll awake again and reclaim
the Earth
Nightmares cause mind-numbing fear
to poets and artists all over the world
Strange visions are haunting their sleep:
A city of madness that lurks in the deep
Timeless terrors rise
Insanity awaits for all humanity
The Great Old Ones shall reign again
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Who performs "Dead City Dreaming"?
Crystal Eyes performs "Dead City Dreaming", and this lyric page sits inside the Crystal Eyes catalog on LyroVerse.
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