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Necropolis

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Kirk Windstein Canonical path: /kirk-windstein/necropolis Related lyric paths: 6
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Necropolis

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Life, a replay day by day

Years the sands of time won't stay

So many things have passed before my eyes

A trickle in an ocean

That's where my tears you'll find

Eternal

I struggle on and somehow find my way

The life that's gone brings darkness to my day

Beneath the stars

The moon is glowing bright

A trickle in an ocean

My spirit is in flight

Eternal (Eternal)

A trickle in an ocean

A trickle in an ocean

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