Immortals
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Immortals
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In the dawn the wolf howls at the moonlight
In the night all the graves open their mouth
In the night immortals of the ground
In the night through the dust of the nevermorning, of your life
We are shades and no bright angels
Don't feel fear - we can't touch you endlessly
Don't feel fear - we are not hurting you
Don't feel fear - we want your soul
Don't feel fear - death is not the end
We are shades and no bright angels, victims of the devil's son
The neverending, neverending, neverending has begun
The neverending, neverending, neverending has begun
The neverending, neverending sons, neverending sons
We are shades and no bright angels.
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HeimatAerde performs "Immortals", and this lyric page sits inside the HeimatAerde catalog on LyroVerse.
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