Star Odyssey
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Star Odyssey
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Horizon slowly burning
Signs of the end are in the air
I feel our fate is turning
Towards the way of no return
Where is our new tomorrow
The one all prophecies have told
…or was it a lie?
We've left our homes forevermore
To find a world where beauty lies
A sacrifice of one for all
We have the time and we will rise
Across the stars into the light
Somewhere a new world to find
Destiny's shining, it's shining so bright
Trust in the will to survive
It is a land of starlight
We have arrived to kingdom come
It's half a day and half a night
It's like our world in ancient times
Here we can find tranquillity
Far from a life of agony
We can be saved
This planet is our paradise
Our land of hope and victory
Call for the ones who left behind
Tell them to join us in the light
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Merging Flare performs "Star Odyssey", and this lyric page sits inside the Merging Flare catalog on LyroVerse.
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