Death And All His Strange Things
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Death And All His Strange Things
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In the winter she will come
And in the night she was gone
But no one's got away from his plan
A bittersweet refrain
Another day to rain
And she will coming back once again
Oh, no
Baby, you should know that I knew
That the lord will refuse
Your soul and your pain
Baby, all the prayers that you do
It just don't will do result
And it's all in vain
Years go by and nothing change
And while I wait, all get more strange
Definitely there is no escape
A bittersweet refrain
Another day to rain
And she will coming back once again
I'll keep the searching for the right way to escape
I'll keep believing in all the things that you said
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