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Artist: Dying Tears
Canonical path: /dying-tears/dying-lord
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dying Lord
Read Dying Lord lyrics by Dying Tears on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Dying Lord
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You're the scornful lord pralinage
Got the privilege of seeing you dying
You'll know the price of prenance
And feel the sin in remembrance
You seek,silence and fight against pain
No more sun just thunder and rain
Now you're blind you cry in vain
Yes,maybe we'll meet again
Forget the past,see this tragedy
Sommellerie in hell,both in agony
At least you feel emptiness
In this life of loneliness
Devil will take your soiled hand
I'm the cause of it,i'm not ashamed
No time for whispers,no time for fear
For this dead world the end is near.
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