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Seraph's Veredict

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Seraph's Veredict

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"Flying over the otherside

My shame I'll not hide

Watching a world that will cast away

I see hungry children crying

People killing and betraying

And the human peace are dead today"

While I'm here writting this verses

A wonder white man cry over some tomb

He's tears wets all of this lonely city

And now we're sailing on a rotten boat

(Sailing over the verse I've wrotten)

While I'm here, god is sleeping now

And then the peace is buried under our pride

Losing my trust in everything I had believed

And living alone with the fears inside

(The truth always have another side)

Suffocating the hate

Intoxicating the fate

Looking the otherside

My shame I'll hide

Uppon a boat that will cast away

(Don't runaway)

Fallen angel crying

Beliving and denying

That our peace are dead today

(Don't runaway)

While this angel cry for the dead peace

Some people rise against this fate

And trying to do your peace by your own hands

Fighting against what do they more hate

(And forgiven what do we had made)

Suffocating the hate

Intoxicating the fate

Looking the otherside

My shame I'll hide

Uppon a boat that will cast away

(Don't runaway)

Fallen angel crying

Beliving and denying

That our peace are dead today

(Don't runaway)

Calling the angels to the wake of the sorrow

Creating demons to the fear of the tomorrow

Predicting mistakes that make them follow

Seraph will get back what do we had borrow

Don't runaway!!

[sollo]

"I walk alone on this crowded street

All that I see are empty faces

People without hope, full of greed

Carring all the sins they can't erase..."

Suffocating the hate

Intoxicating the fate

Looking the otherside

My shame I'll hide

Uppon a boat that will cast away

(Don't runaway)

Fallen angel crying

Beliving and denying

That our peace are dead today

(Don't runaway)

Looking the otherside

My shame I'll hide

Uppon a boat that will cast away

(Don't runaway)

Fallen angel crying

Beliving and denying

That our peace are dead today

(Don't runaway)

"Flying over the otherside

My shame I'll not hide

Watching a world that will cast away..."

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