Entrance
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Entrance
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Soul(s) on departure six six six
onward unto another existence
A trip far beyond all pleasant dreams
A voyage through desolations sights
Inner transformation
Subconscious flight
In the glance field of fires
In the destince meadows of mystic
Where minds being enshrouded in complete night
The fading of love, life and light
Wandering an endless journey
Dead within a trance
Entering a lost dominion soulless and free
Visiting a foreign place but yet so know
Another dimension opens for me to see
Heaven sure ain't made for me to be
Soul(s) on arrival six six six
one short step from unhallowed ground
The ground of A Kingdom Come
Dead spirits communion
Unorthodox profane void
Gardens, temples, palaces
I have seen them all
In search for insanity, sanity, slowly drowns - in trance
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Dimmu Borgir performs "Entrance", and this lyric page sits inside the Dimmu Borgir catalog on LyroVerse.
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