Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Eihwaz
Canonical path: /eihwaz/amadeus
Related lyric paths: 1
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Amadeus
Read Amadeus lyrics by Eihwaz on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Amadeus
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-I feel the pain, fear and joy in your cruel heart
-I always watch your step!
-I laugh at you, listen to me, I read your thoughts!
-Your music's perfect but you will fail!
Where's my way? Who’ll tell me the true?
Who’ll help me out to get through?
-I only wish to say what I feel in sounds
-But what you say cannot be heard
-Death is the key opening door to mystery
-You’re doomed to play your last accord
Where’s my way? Lord, show it to me!
Oh my Lord, please, hear my prey! My prey!
-Salieri!
-Amadeus!
-Salieri!
-Amadeus!
-Salieri!
-Amadeus! Amadeus! Amadeus!
Lacrimosa dies illa
Amen
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Eihwaz performs "Amadeus", and this lyric page sits inside the Eihwaz catalog on LyroVerse.
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