Page type: lyric reference
Artist: MX
Canonical path: /mx/the-guf
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Guf
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The Guf
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The Guf is a mistic place
Where mortals aren't welcome
Everytime a new child is born
One more souls is called
But the souls are finit
And they will never get down
When the last soul leaves
And the Guf gets empty, all will be over
The song of the sparrow, that warns us
But the day will come, they will not sing
The death of lamb is the fifith sign
The sun will not shine, it is the final sign
The paradise's windows will open
On earth to take all of us
Expecting the birth of a dead child
Lead: Morto / D�cio
The first child born without a soul
Will bring death to the world
To avoid the final sign
One woman will be sacrificed
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