Sentence
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Sentence
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Ameno di
Ameno devoni
Ledisime
Dorera ri me
Omen tore
Legoli senta
Omenima
Interi me
I'll save you from yourself
From those demons of the night
They promise fame and fortune
All that you eagerly desire
I'll save you from yourself
From those voices calling you
Sell your soul to evil
Then you'll be dancing forever
Omen tore
Legoli senta
Omenima
Interi
Amen tore
Legoli senta
Arene loma
Legoli senta
I'll save you from yourself
From those voices of the night
They promise fame and fortune
All that you eagerly desire.
I'll save you from yourself
From those demons calling you
Sell your soul to evil
Then you'll be dancing forever.
Omen tore
Legoli senta
Alegoli
Ameno devoni
Devoni
Omen tore
Legoli senta
Omenima
Interi
Amen tore
Legoli senta
Arene loma
Legoli senta
(Amen tore
Legoli senta
Arene loma
Legoli senta)
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