Childhood's Fear
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Childhood's Fear
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When I was a child
I've felt demons in my mind
A mysterious madman came to me
With a silver blade
I don't know his name
But I see the rage in his eyes
Now that I know
That I've lost my sense of innocence
I would bleed for him
And I could take his sign
Watching the evil
Running through my veins
Wasted time, childhood's dream
Wasted time, childhood's fear
If I only could be blessed
I would leave him
Bur my lies and my sins
Don't let me deny him
My life and my fate
On his cruel hands they depend
The devil makes me feel
In the corners of mind
That I've lost my soul
To live in the darkness
And in my visions
He'll take my life in his hands
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