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One O'eight

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Kusumam Canonical path: /kusumam/one-o-eight Related lyric paths: 6
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One O'eight

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I hear loud scream

From a roof of the world

Tear drops are raining down

Fall into the palms and continue to the golden ground

Where everybody come and end

Like a Phoenix arise from dust again

It´s 108th return of a spotless soul today

It´s 108th touch of harmony for today

It´s 108th plain error nowadays

From the roof of the world

Rain falls down, fine and cool

And you can feel it totally

But can´t recognize

Our lord crying over us

His sorrow is present, medicine even

And mirror for us

Our long, endless way

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