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Artist: Lords Of The Stone
Canonical path: /lords-of-the-stone/drifting-leaves
Related lyric paths: 6
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Drifting Leaves
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Drifting Leaves
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Hellish fire, leaping high
Filling the early morning sky
Orange flames licked at the heavens
I mourn the third of august ‘87
Sad and drifting leaves i was
Destroyed, burned to the ground
Listen, hear the sirens sound
It’s too late, it’s too late, too late
Grief stricken, sorrow for our fate
I stared into the ruins
All those memories…
Sadness in my heart
It ripped my soul apart
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