Dying End
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Dying End
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Your tears represent my victory
The weight of your conscience
It is the proof of your hypocrisy
You cannot hide behind mediocre acts
Things pass in front of you
There are no deeds that turn important your insignificant life
Disintegrating your presence
See the darkness of your imperfect speech
See the darkness of your imperfect speech
The perfection of your dying end
Your hate supports the shades of my kingdom
Your impure thoughts feed my power
lead Barros
The masks don't secure your safety
Loose them you cannot hide forever
Your servitude will cost you your life
I can laugh at your misfortune
lead Moura
Things pass in front of you
There are no deeds that turn important your insignificant life
Disintegrating your presence
See the darkness of your imperfect speech
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Nephasth performs "Dying End", and this lyric page sits inside the Nephasth catalog on LyroVerse.
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