Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Kadavrik
Canonical path: /kadavrik/my-last-prayer
Related lyric paths: 6
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My Last Prayer
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My Last Prayer
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Eternal nights
Eternal dreams
Like cruel rites
There's nothing, nothing as it seems
Just one last pray
But no one to obey
Ask me if its worth it
Drifting away
To a world that seems grey
Someday, someday it will die
Eternal nights
Eternal dreams
Like cruel rites
There's nothing, nothing as it seems
Just one last pray
But no one to obey
Ask me if its worth it
Drifting away
To a world that seems grey
Someday, someday it will die
This existence
Not worth living
Cruel rites
Made me fall
... So deep
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