Agnes Day
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Agnes Day
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Lights out
We're tongue-tied
And it all makes sense
Motions freeze in a heartbeat
Lead the armies in the far
In heights
It's so quiet
In cold nights
We are tongue-tied
They will come
They come
In heights
It's so quiet
Your eyes, like fire, burn in me
Longing for this day
When love will rise against
Earth won't hold us
Seas won't keep
Agnes day
Be my insight
Lead the armies in the far
Lost our minds in the fallen
Lead the armies in the far
And i'll love you once again
I will love you once again
Come find me, beloved
Conquer me
Lead the way
I'm longing to stay
In the end with all riders to be sent
At the heights
You are like the northern lights
At the heights
Your eyes, like wild fire, burning me
On small and winding roads
I see they're breaking through
I see it clear now
They will come
They come
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