The Cradle
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The Cradle
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Have you ever asked yourself
What am I doing here?
Life is hard but it can be an enjoyment
As long as you treat everyone's life fair
So if you want to rock a cradle
Then be sure it's thine
If you want to mess with my life
In the end you will die
Life is a sacred gift
Which can't be treated too well
The one can't ever be thanked enough
The one who created the incredible spell
So if you want to rock a cradle
Then be sure it's thine
If you want to mess with my life
In the end you will die
If you want to rock a cradle
Then be sure it's thine
When you hurt me you hurt yourself
And then revenge will be mine, all mine
What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger
Have you ever been on the edge of death?
Felt the insanity and pain the misery
Lost and confused, dying to get home
But you're not alone on the way to reality
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Who performs "The Cradle"?
Gandalf performs "The Cradle", and this lyric page sits inside the Gandalf catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to End Of Time and Fade Away with a short reason for opening each page next.
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