The Dusk
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The Dusk
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when the sun became flooded
in the sea of tears
I was standing on the cliff
crossing my arms
with despair glancing
at the blue sky
the last time - living in fear
and the dark - since now
acid rains will come
in crash of waves
acid rains will canker
my flesh to the bones
my eyes will never see
the flash of light
I'm too weak to die
have no faith to rise
whena the sun becomes flooded
in the sea of blood
waves wash the line of my suffering
and the edge of my sadness
on the sinful coast
they will hunt for me - i know
I will let them taste the dusk
now I'm guilty
now I'm motionless
now I'm guilty
now I'm divided
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Mess Age performs "The Dusk", and this lyric page sits inside the Mess Age catalog on LyroVerse.
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