Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Mjölnir
Canonical path: /mjolnir/a-wasted-journe
Related lyric paths: 6
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A Wasted Journe
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A Wasted Journe
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A - raven is seeking
Where - the sun came above
From - the north to the east
Through - winters and autumns
Flying - through the clouds
Beneath - the ivory moon
Finding - a forlorn castle
The - place to stay
Our journey, a long forgotten maze
Where we dwell deep within
Where we must search for a castle
Fight the battle against our weakness
Wandering through a tremendous kingdom
At last, an effigy of this journey
Entering the mighty castle
An atrium to eternity...
...cause it's a wasted journey
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