Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Mytes Gradel
Canonical path: /mytes-gradel/scarlet-night-marsh
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Scarlet Night Marsh
Read Scarlet Night Marsh lyrics by Mytes Gradel on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Scarlet Night Marsh
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The grief candle illumines my future
My sorrowful heart revivals for me
Wake up!
Dark winged queen of my sorrowful heart
And became darkness of my light nights
Wake up and became my darkness tell the truth of lonely lightness.
I am living in the place
which my dreams are stoned by the witches
who are increasing on shadows of the hatred trees' leaves.
I am listening to tell of roses who are touching the thy wings.
King of thorns and his seven buffoons
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