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In Praying Sorrow

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Everdark Canonical path: /everdark/in-praying-sorrow Related lyric paths: 6
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In Praying Sorrow

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I remember your words

to go forth and be strong

I forgotten their lies

and the walls between you and them

maybe the sky you'll ride

or the ocean you'll drift

but I know you will

ride the winds this eve

may your spirit upsoar

let us not depart forever

but be enraged to do battle

to avenge your death father

so is god's will the fool claimed

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