The Requiem
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The Requiem
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we will need to grow wings to cross this lake she said
the water is black
black but calm
calm but deep
i cannot help you but i want you to know
that in my heart i will join your way wherever you may go
my only wish for you is that you could live another life and finally learn to fly
you will need to grow wings to leave this world i said
your life was hard and unfair but behind these walls
they will welcome you with open arms
but it's no my time to leave with you wherever you go
i just wish that you could live another life and learn to fly
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