Black Suite
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Black Suite
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Black Suite
It only lasts an eternity
It's the holy one
I can't see the sun
Am I the evil one?
I can't see the sun
Awaiting for his arrival
I cannot see
The identity of things
Still confuses me
But I am no preacher
For your thoughts to believe
More with a lie I see
Less than a life to me
Things that I see
Thoughts confusing me
Pray the holy one
But never to face the sun
And I cannot see
The identity of things
Still confuses me
You know I'm no preacher
For your thoughts to believe
More with a lie I see
Less than a life to me
It's the holy one
I can't see the sun
I'm no evil one
Now I see the sun
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Indian Fall performs "Black Suite", and this lyric page sits inside the Indian Fall catalog on LyroVerse.
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