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Moriah

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Lord Bane Canonical path: /lord-bane/moriah Related lyric paths: 6
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Moriah

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Please dance for me, please just once so i can remember

What i long to see

Can i touch you just once, just once more

Before i take this axe to your throat, my love

How i long to see you dance

In the rain not knowing

What's in store for you

Now i take your mind

Mariah

Mariah

And now i go, but i feel sad

To know that you may have suffered

But i still hold you dear from all this hell

Now i take your mind

Before i go i know someone's watching

Now to free your soul and mine

And mine

And mine

Mariah

Mariah

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