Tales From The Middle Age
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Tales From The Middle Age
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Ah..........
We came from the depth of ages
We're bearing a shame like a plague
We are followed by a malediction
We can't hope for salvation
All we did has failed
Moreover our music wasn't theirs
But we pray the night
This quest won't become a fight
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One more night we are living outside
One more night we are just left a side
And the power of storm builds around
All the wishes and hope in our mind
Forgive us now
Abyss of time
Pray for our soul
We'll stay the slave of this musical age
Silence Darkness nothing is in front of the way
Every day our music makes them feel
A desperate nightmare
Lost in time
Out of space
Raising, flying
We are searching for the future
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