Cult Of Luna
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Crossing Over

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Crossing Over

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Traces in snow

A red line grows through and leads me below

Nothing on this side ties me

One step, one glimpse of an eye

One moment can change everything

Wait here 'til my words spread across the sky

And into the chambers of every soul

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