The Sick Deep Under
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The Sick Deep Under
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I see the light
You'll never reach
It turns my mind
Until the day I die
These are the days of my life
Join me the dead shall arise
I perished alone
By the garden of sorrows
In the vale of tears
By the sick deep under
I hear, you see
The works of wisdom in my ears
I know, the way
to a higher state of mind
beyond the realms of light
I'm squealing for oblivion
I'm dressed in white
May I overcome
I've seen the light
You'll never reach
It turned my mind
Until the day I died
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