Pain Collector
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Pain Collector
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Tears flow all night long
The sombre mourners carry a soulless flame
The corridors vibrate with a sinister melody
reverberating with a sepulchral echo
Broken heart intoxicated with agony
Pierced with a black lightening
The sobbing of ominous songs
Accompanied by a cold bell tolling
Broken heart intoxicated with agony
Pierced with a black lightening
The sobbing of ominous songs
Accompanied by a cold bell tolling
The Pain Collector
He gained the gift of suffering
The Pain Collector
Asking after the sinister omen
The Pain Collector
Filled with painful stigmas of death
The Pain Collector
Those bloodshot eyes stare in the dark
Broken heart intoxicated with agony
Pierced with a black lightening
The sobbing of ominous songs
Accompanied by a cold bell tolling
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Darzamat performs "Pain Collector", and this lyric page sits inside the Darzamat catalog on LyroVerse.
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