Last journey
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Last journey
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No mortal can see what I have seen
No god can feel what I have felt
No one can dream what I have dreamt
Please Father save me
I saw you in my dreams, queen of Hel
I felt your black flame in my heart
'Mid dark thoughts of a grey tomb-stone
My soul found itself alone
The noble hosts, the immortal knights lift up their eyes to the almighty
They invoke my name watching the holy black ship sailing away
Somewhere - Out of time - Out of space
My soul roamed alone
Somewhere - Out of time - Out of space
My last journey began
Awe, stillness, melancholy and pain
Confusion, destruction and fear
O - Never all these moods have dwelt
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Hegemon performs "Last journey", and this lyric page sits inside the Hegemon catalog on LyroVerse.
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