Neverending Rest
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Neverending Rest
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Ride In the night Everywhere you feel so lonely
And tangled down
Hi nice and brainy guy You could quickly know our mood and feel
The lost meanings Oh, here your mouse is saying you'll run again
Maybe he's waiting a new dawn
Freedom for sale could mean to touch the sunshine
And now the time has come And everywhere I see your lovely faces
Your rattling honest road Walk by my side
No one live around the end and tears are crystalized
Oh no, angels please Hold in your young hands the sense of mercy
Your thin arms blinded me
Oh, yes your smile will stay here forever
World's turning a new day has come
Unknown freedom will bleed around the sunrise
You know the answer? And everywhere we'll see your lovely ladies
Your rattling honest road
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Who performs "Neverending Rest"?
Labyrinth performs "Neverending Rest", and this lyric page sits inside the Labyrinth catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Neverending Rest"?
Yes. The related section below points to A Chance and L. Y. A. F. H. (Light Years Away From Here) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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