Page type: lyric reference
Artist: In Somnis
Canonical path: /in-somnis/my-siren
Related lyric paths: 6
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My Siren
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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My Siren
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My castles (in the air) You burned to ruins
Of what never more shall be
You asked more then I could give You
And now there 's nothing left for me
To live or to die for
My longing for You left me no choice
You lured me to your beach of my dying
How could I resist your voice
My Siren, from your meadows high
Smiling, you guided me to my early death
My Siren, spelled by your enchanting voice,
My blood colours now the sea red
My Siren, from your meadows high
Smiling, my blood I've shed
My Siren, spelled by your enchanting voice,
Forget the truth I've said
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