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Artist: Fatima Hill
Canonical path: /fatima-hill/stigmata
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Stigmata
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Stigmata
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Staring at the blood
Think about the future of the star
White splendour though you've tried to send me the fountain
Ah Ah it's the light I lost
Ah Ah it's the last tenderness
Tell me about dreams and hopes to the world
before all of my blood will be gone
My red river
I can tell the pain to the world
I pray even though I know it's too late to dye your hands
People keep on dancing
I bleed on the black smoke
Ah Blood like ocean
Children scream and curse their fate
Believe in miracles happen only to yourself
Nothing else to do
Believe in miracles Blood like ocean!!
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