As Death Did Us Part
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As Death Did Us Part
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May i drop these thoughts to excind the wanness
Of a life that couldn't lie no more
How you fade away announcing silence
And a great scorn to solve the enigma
I have lost my thirst to undress her
And my sick ambition to awake her rage
But now i promise i'll get rid of my mourning for sense
And enjoy and lead the war started in a healthier age
Whether life has sense or just a dirty trick to obsess you
You cannot deny the colors and the sounds
Let's ignore the joy and drive ourselves to glory
Or at least to shred the murmurs of complain
Chase them, blow them, kick them all away
Break them, throw them,
I can't seem to find the way
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Who performs "As Death Did Us Part"?
Natasha Luna performs "As Death Did Us Part", and this lyric page sits inside the Natasha Luna catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Confessions Of a Quiet Mind and Destnée with a short reason for opening each page next.
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