In Despair (part.2)
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In Despair (part.2)
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Constant wandering
On the misty plains of frozen wealds
Seas frozen to the horizon
This is how it feels
Lost in leaden fields
Cold and hopeless
Dreaming, slipping
Away
Deadly jaded
Desolate and married to the pain
Bathe in the winds of the endless
Say it isn’t so
Stay forevermore
Don't forsake me
Dreaming,
Sleeping
Does it still leave you delighted
When my heart beats in your hand
And the birds of chances silently forbear
In a world of stillborn poetry
Where two words can change your life
There is nothing that I wish I've left behind
And the morning breaks the silence
Every single day abide
And tomorrow never dies no matter why
My only hope betrayed me foully
Burying my dream under its veil
I'll never forget you
I'll never forgive you
No way
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