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Artist: Demenzia
Canonical path: /demenzia/road-to-the-sin
Related lyric paths: 6
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Road To The Sin
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Road To The Sin
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Who knows how much
does a human life cost
and how can you buy it?
Who can explain to you better
the matter why you are created.
Do you know what pain is?
Know how long does your life lost?
Do you know why
your heart stops beating
and why the soul remains to cry?
I'll try /4/
I die /4/
Why do you search for
suchunconscious world?
I'll try /4/
I die /4/
Everyone chooses his own way
and his own fashion of life.
Once you have lost the faith,
you lose all you got
I'll try /4/
Try /3/
to Stay alive.
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