Holy Roman Empire
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Olympus

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Holy Roman Empire Canonical path: /holy-roman-empire/olympus Related lyric paths: 6
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Olympus

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We step outside of the light

Dark eyes that beg of me

We step outside of the light

Dark eyes that shatter me

I cross out images of your face and fingerprints

I cross out images of

We step outside of the light

Dark chords, our symphony

We step outside of the light

You want

You want

I can't begin to tell you

This pain is real

We tell each other lies and

We cease to feel

I'm gone

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