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Artist: Fields of the Nephilim
Canonical path: /fields-of-the-nephilim/dust
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dust
Read Dust lyrics by Fields of the Nephilim on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dust
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Blood, want to wash away
Got to heat this love
As she breaks
Dust
We fade the scene
Gotta reason in peace Now explain
Feelings go on and on
The killing is all in my name
The rhythm of life is all too strong
To get back
Come down
Riding on a train
In this swirling pool
of blood and brains
Well that's fate
My mind is made
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Fields of the Nephilim performs "Dust", and this lyric page sits inside the Fields of the Nephilim catalog on LyroVerse.
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