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Artist: Midgar
Canonical path: /midgar/neptune
Related lyric paths: 6
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Neptune
Read Neptune lyrics by Midgar on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Neptune
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Captured, by the current that he creates,
We tried to escape but we were too late.
Glide like an angel,
Sleep and just wait till,
The ocean takes me away,
And I'll let the waves crash over and bury me.
Dancer, with her veil beneath the skies,
She's beautiful now as we fight to survive.
Glide like an angel,
Sleep and just wait till,
The ocean takes me away,
And I'll let the waves crash over and bury me.
Glide like an angel,
Sleep and just wait,
We'll pray for the waves to take us away.
Just glide like an angel,
Sleep and just wait,
We'll pray for the waves to take us away.
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