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The Waning

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Krohm Canonical path: /krohm/the-waning Related lyric paths: 6
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The Waning

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These eyes have wept , torrents of tears

The sense of wonder , slowly sleeping away

The love that embodied , this false serenity

Was no more tragic , than my own illusion

The call beyond the veil , from the orchards of limbs

And gently violent spirals , where thoughts are born

You possess the answer to it all !

A soul on the wane , that is the price of life

For i will come to you , ultimately alone

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