Abortion
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Abortion
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Sleeping forest is keeping the voices
And the silently moon's cold shine.
Without words their eyes we are closing.
In the wait of repentance our old god is tired.
Fell their pain,feel their grief(sorrow)!
And in that realm of silence
Is shimmering the ghostly shadows.
Pain...
The silence of the moon held sway
Here both the life and death are tangled
Pain...
Where is the valor of the fallen?
And memory for the alive?
Here's blood of children and their cries
That scratching in my breast like knives...
Stop,people,you are deaf!
Dream,it's an awful dream
I want to awake sooner
Dream,it's a death's dream
I can't be awaken...
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Horror God performs "Abortion", and this lyric page sits inside the Horror God catalog on LyroVerse.
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