October Leaves
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October Leaves
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Once you're touching the glory even for a little instant
I know what you're giving to let it last a while
Try freezing these moments silently at midnight
Eager to become the master of all time
I suffer so much fear as I close my tired eyes
To wake up and can't see tomorrow
Riding on upstairs the tiny twisting stairways
Searching for a dealer to feed my dying hope
Buying cheap memories of long forgotten ages
When I was challenging my destiny
I suffer so much fear as I close my tired eyes
To wake up and can't see tomorrow
Everything I desire'is dying
Falling and vanishing down to the ground
Everything I believe in'is dying
October leaves at my feet
I suffer so much fear as I close my tired eyes
I have horror to fade away
I'm afraid if dark is passing by too slowly
To wake up and can't see tomorrow
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Kilmara performs "October Leaves", and this lyric page sits inside the Kilmara catalog on LyroVerse.
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