The Poet's Death
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The Poet's Death
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When the sun has drowsed behind the silent hill
When the spirits drown in your veins
Teach me how to sing
Let me follow right
Toward your fading face
Toward the bottom of the night
Where I learn to praise
Hold me
My angel of twilight
My window's open
The nightmares of the (after?) dark
Oh cypress by the river
Oh shepperd of my sole
The violet on your shoulder
The round ring of the moon
You are the father's distance
Your lips are silent still
Your eyes are gone forever
You're my grieving dream
When the sun has drowsed behind the silent hill
When the spirits drown in your veins
Teach me how to sing
Let me follow right
Toward your fading face
Toward the bottom of the night
Where I learn to praise
Hold me
My angel of twilight
My window's open
The nightmares of the (after?) dark
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Mazgani performs "The Poet's Death", and this lyric page sits inside the Mazgani catalog on LyroVerse.
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