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Artist: Enslaved
Canonical path: /enslaved/the-crossing
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Crossing
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The Crossing
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[Music: Ivar Peersen - Lyrics: Kjetil Grutle]
I no longer struggle
No longer see
Nothing remains, burning anxiety
Darkness came forth
Gave birth to me
Certain death is all I see
I see you weep
I see you suffer
I've seen kingdoms rise and fall
I've seen all that's supposed to be
Earthbound forces, united with sorrow
The path was given in ancient times
Embraced by hunger, forgotten by will
The wisdom is hold up still
Break the chains, come forth to see
Cross the abyss not meant to be
Cross the river, find the key
Kill the queen of anxiety
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