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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

Pre-chorus

The noble hosts, the immortal knights lift up their eyes to the almighty

They invoke my name watching the holy black ship sailing away

Chorus

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

In my sacred spirit

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Chorus

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