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Artist: Deathonator
Canonical path: /deathonator/the-last-decade-of-may
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The Last Decade Of May
Read The Last Decade Of May lyrics by Deathonator on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Last Decade Of May
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In the last decade of may
Child of joy was born
Man of sorrow lost his way
In the maze of thorn
In the last decade of may
Sadness quits the stage
Miss misfortune came away
Blinded by the rage
In the maze of thorn
Man of sorrow lost his way
Child of joy was born
In the last decade of may
Blinded by the rage
Miss misfortune came away
Sadness quits the stage
In the last decade of may
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Deathonator performs "The Last Decade Of May", and this lyric page sits inside the Deathonator catalog on LyroVerse.
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