Memories Never Die
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Memories Never Die
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Death may come
Slowly and ruler
For those who long to meet her hand
(but) in my heart
The house of dreams
Men just die when forgotten
By this journey's end
I'll have built a richest spirit
For my love for life inspires me
Oh! dear lord
May all years pass by
For my heart, memories never die
I'll be gone when there is no one
Who desires to keep my remains
Road is long
And i'm too far
From my heroes royalty
(but) glories raised
With no fight are never
Remembered in the end
In this world full of men
Who live enslaved by the time
To accept a mission
Means to behold among blind men
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