Sweet Remain
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Sweet Remain
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Sweet Remain
When they said you had gone
The moon was black with so much pain
All I wanted was to feel you again
My eyes searched in the sky
Over a dark pale sea
Tears falling, hands in sand
All was there and I couldn't see
I´ve got to find myself
Have to do it again
Now you´re gone, it's just me
Me the remain
I'm too sad to think, now
Too depressed to feel
How can it be now for me?
How without you?
All these words I wrote down
With pain and sorrow upon the sand
All I wanted was to understand...
With our blood through the night
I light the fire of my soul
Which I will always keep alive
Until I'm gone and meet the crows
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