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Artist: Magnus
Canonical path: /magnus/i-was-watching-my-death
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I Was Watching My Death
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I Was Watching My Death
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I had a dream, a lousy dream
A sick world, I saw it
In a moment, ghettos, death
Daybreak, the last dawn.
Guard us, save us
I want to survive
Guard us, save us
Do you want my blood?
A sick world
A shine hope
Daybreak
I was here
You wanted to kill me!
I had a dream, a lousy dream
Fur on my hands, fangs in my mouth
I became one of them
Someone aimed in my heart
Guard us, save us
I want to survive
Guard us, save us
Do you want my blood?
A lousy dream!
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