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Artist: Headline
Canonical path: /headline/trilogy-part-iithe-message
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Trilogy part II:The message
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Trilogy part II:The message
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Evil:
Follow me by now, hell is near
You'd better hurry from this kind of men
Better leave behind you all this love and hate you know
Better hurry from this kind of pain
Better run away before it turns to the worst
Follow me by now
No I won't cause your track is the way of downfall
Follow me by now
No I won't cause your day is the light of nightfall
You'd better hurry from this kind of men
Better leave behind you all this love and hate
You tell lies
Hear my prayers Sir
Hear my cry
Hear my voice
You'd better hurry from this kind of pain
You tell lies
Better run away before it turns to the worst
Hear my cry
Hear my prayers Sir
You will die
Hear my voice and my soul
Your track is the way of downfall
When it leads our soul on to the light
Your day is the light, it's he light of nightfall
When he comes to us in the starry night
I can nearly fly, I can fly, here's the light, here's the light
When do we have to choose for the wrong or right?
Tell me what is better? Colour black or white
And how to get hell or paradise
When do we have to choose for the wrong or right?
What is better? Tell me is it black or white
And how to get hell or paradise
Follow me by now
No I won't cause your track is the way of downfall
Follow me by now
No I won't cause your day is the light of nightfall
Hell is weak and dastard we can win!
You'd better hurry from this kind of men
Better leave behind you all this love and hate
You tell lies
Hear my prayers Sir
Hear my cry
Hear my voice
You will die
You'd better hurry from this kind of pain
You tell lies
Better run away before it turns to the worst
Hear my cry
Hear my prayers Sir
You will die
Hear my voice
Follow… follow… follow… follow me
Follow… follow… follow me… by now
When do we have to choose for wrong or right?
What is better? Tell me is it black or white?
Why do evil and good have to fight
Hear my praying voice cause I have made my choice
I will follow your light
I hear whispers you pray
Silent and proud I stay
Wisdom now guides your way
Follow your light
I can hear your whispers when you pray
Hear my whispers
Feel you silent, proud, beside, you stay
Serene wisdom
Serene wisdom will now guide your way
Follow your light
Feel you silent, proud, beside, you stay
Hear my cry
Serene wisdom will now guide your way
Follow me
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