Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Indian Fall
Canonical path: /indian-fall/ex-inferis
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ex Inferis
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Ex Inferis
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The Son...
Of Moon...
Bleeding through the...
Forest...
Of souls...
Of creepy smiling men
They watch you crawling
They watch you sleep
I'm watching you…falling down but
Where can U fall so deep
Keep coming crawling
Keep coming breathe
Keep going …nowhere else but
Where I can find no sleep
From battle hesitations they drown into the sea
Their passing through the castle is full of misery
And once again...the army dies
The nomad wounded soldiers they become enemy
Their passing through the valley is certain destiny
And once again...the army dies
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