Diamond Siren
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Diamond Siren
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No more daylight in my lonely hours
Sinners in this kingdom are not to forgive
‘Round the blackened earth trees of pain have burned
Can see no way out of my final call
Eternal power, mystical wonder
Unholy symphony of the rising chant of mighty
Diamond siren, strong like a mountain
Bright as the moonlight in the night
The spell of merciless pain
Talks about a crystal bell in the rain
The siren’s last words
Can save me from this fate
When time has come wait for the end
I'm leaving from this tragic dream
Please, magic creature take me out
Of this unholy eternity
Eternal power, mystical wonder
Unholy symphony of the rising chant of mighty
Diamond siren, strong like a mountain
Bright as the moonlight in the night
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Nightland performs "Diamond Siren", and this lyric page sits inside the Nightland catalog on LyroVerse.
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