Where Devils Weep
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Where Devils Weep
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Oh, dear bewailer, weary soul
To move on you must drive out all your ghosts
Now the bravest thing to do
To start anew and leave old hopes behind
All the pain and sorrow
That are haunting your dreams
Are the vast unknown that will set you free
Down the road devils weep
Deep down the bottom of the well
There's solid ground your feet must find to stand
So delve into the darkness that's your own
It won't possess you anymore if you're one
All the pain and sorrow
That are haunting your dreams
Are the vast unknown that will set you free
Specters of sorrow
That are haunting your dreams
Are the vast unknown that will set you free
Down the road devils weep
Let it go
Oh-oh-oh-oh
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