Dust Of Basement
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Comorah

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Dust Of Basement Canonical path: /dust-of-basement/comorah Related lyric paths: 6
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Comorah

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Let me draw some water

From your eyes´s well

For protecting myself

From the thirsty one´s dead

Then my deserts are my maze

If you don´t rain down

And my worlds become

A shadow´s hell if you don´t shine

Let me looking for the pearls

For the treasures of the world

For protecting myself

From the hungry one´s grief

Then my fields are wasted land

If you don´t walk on it

And my seas are empty holes

If you are not inside

Comorah

Let me fly right behind you

So i´ll work hard

For my pain

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