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Artist: Frailty
Canonical path: /frailty/a-summer-to-die
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A Summer To Die
A Summer To Die lyrics by Frailty. Nature’s own heart. Behold, the true redemption! Days passing by, resting alone. Sweet light and a perfect summer to die....
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A Summer To Die
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Nature’s own heart.
Behold, the true redemption!
Days passing by, resting alone.
Sweet light and a perfect summer to die.
Her love is a thorn. in my own heart.
And the heat flows like a stream...
To drink her up.
To know her deep.
Watching her.
Wanting her.
Taking her body.
Sweet light and a perfect summer to die...
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