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Artist: Necroart
Canonical path: /necroart/the-river
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The River
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The River
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And the water formed a spiral
Move down its shores
Can you feel the warm wind?
Can you hear the leaves calling your name?
And the sun does not scare you anymore
Like the deepest of all feelings it will live again!
Move with the wind and rise like the dawn
Face the force of the sun
Down the river of dust
Breathe the waters of lust
And I’ll come with thee
No, believe me, deliver me from this pain
No, the river is deliverance from this pain I’ve got inside
Swear me (justify my remorse)
For this will be the last time I walk this shores
Down the deep blue sea
Move with the wind
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