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The Chant

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Lullacry Canonical path: /lullacry/the-chant Related lyric paths: 6
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The Chant

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One Hymn Is Above All

Natures Bitter Song

Eternally Sunk Into

The Deepness Of His Heart

Already Came The Time

For The Farewell

Trail Of The Renegade

In The Indefinite World

But His Cheerful Heart

Has One Sorrow To Bare

At The End The Death

Will Gather All Things In

Blessed Is A Lot In Life

When Gladness Is In Taking

His Cheerful Heart

Has One Sorrow To Bare

At The End Of Time

One Sorrow To Share

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Lullacry performs "The Chant", and this lyric page sits inside the Lullacry catalog on LyroVerse.

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