Halo Meridian
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Halo Meridian
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So mad you talk about this world
Gaining lots of respect
But what does really happen?
How come you find so many words
But then act like what was said is forgotten
You smile like the one who was made
For all souls to save... oh so brave
How come that you know what goes wrong
But then you join the league
Of those who converse
The shining god that you pretend to be
Is lost in reality
So sad inside my head
It's always there, in times I'm not aware
Let's make it fine today, is what you say
But you just stay in your reserve
No more will I believe your words
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Dark Age performs "Halo Meridian", and this lyric page sits inside the Dark Age catalog on LyroVerse.
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