Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Memento Mori
Canonical path: /memento-mori/lost-words
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lost Words
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Lost Words
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Lost tales of pain and sorrow
Obscured by time
Unseen the tearshed follow
Rhyme after rhyme
Tales of misery
Words of misery
Lost for evermore
Lost in nevermore
Lost words by sad and hollowed
Voices decline
Untold but still enticing
Thoughts to entwine
Tales of misery
Words of misery
Lost for evermore
Lost forever
Somewhere in blackened eons
Memories will stray
Unheard in timeless silence
Shrouded they'll stay
Tales of misery
Words of misery
Lost for evermore
Lost in nevermore
Tales of misery
Words of misery
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