Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Derivakat
Canonical path: /derivakat/last-goodbyes
Related lyric paths: 6
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Last Goodbyes
Read Last Goodbyes lyrics by Derivakat on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Last Goodbyes
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Place a golden flower
Glory in the summer
Memories in flashes
A heart of lost and light
Heed your kingdom's calling
A brother's cry befalling
A crown of grief rules nothing left but ashes
Lost within the night
I'll see you soon my dear
Don't shed a single tear
Close your eyes my dear
You have nothing left to fear
Gods among the living
A son becomes forgiving
But happy ever after
Comes with a price to pay
Bid your last goodbyes
As the light fades from his eyes
An echoing of once familiar laughter
From the boy as bright as day
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