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Artist: Emma Shapplin
Canonical path: /emma-shapplin/pity-venus
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Pity, Venus...
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Pity, Venus...
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Because, each night
Your sweetness accompanies me
And reminds me of my destiny
Oh divine Venus
I have come to pray to you
Have pity on my suffering
Tell me why
I've been living so many years
Under the weight of such a burden
Each night
I'm afraid...
I see again that which I kill!
Alas I must kill them
to live
oh divine Venus
I have come to pray to you
Happy soul
One that doesn't return
For so many years
I have lived under my burden
Tell me, Venus
Why do I live
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