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Artist: Indian Fall
Canonical path: /indian-fall/fairy-s-sorrow
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Fairy's Sorrow
Read Fairy's Sorrow lyrics by Indian Fall on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fairy's Sorrow
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Mysterium tremendum
Ages at the end of the night
An emperor is rising...
And by carnage he conquers the world
In order to receive the blessing...
Through whispers he heals the scars deep in their minds
Still listening and crawling for desire...
From a dreaming god, almighty in search of beauty
The last breath on his face was not ment to be an obsession...
And by carnage he conquers the world
In order to...
Receive...
The blessing...
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