Late Death
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Late Death
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When i desire to die
You appear and change it all
You presents me the night
And denied my oun fall
The choose that i don't made
The colors of the light
The Sun blinking in the window
And the world that i don't belong
I hasn't my late death
I run from my essence
Am i a bless, a gift
or just a kind of hell?
I will live forever
I will die forevermore
And fall everyday
I won't have my late death
A beauty girl has showed up
And carries me to the heaven
Her golden hair like the sunshine
Her eyes claming for my care
But i lost my child
Destroyed my paradise
And gives me a dead life
"For years, i wandering
Italy, Greece, all tha ancient lands
But the world was a tomb to me
A great cemitery of broken statues
And each statue remembers me her face "
I hasn't my late death
I run from my essence
Am i a bless, a gift
or just a kind of hell?
I will live forever
I will die forevermore
And fall everyday
I won't have my late death
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Hermod performs "Late Death", and this lyric page sits inside the Hermod catalog on LyroVerse.
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