Chapter II
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Chapter II
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Chapter II
The road seems to be infinte
Shapes in the horizon alway remained the same
Staring form outside,
I watched myself lose balance
I fell down to the dark pits of decadence
Took part in acts of blasphemy and filth
Only to forget the pain and sorrow
That were eating my will to life
I knew I was a slave to my lusts
But they were all I had
I knew nothing good could come out of this
COuld not help myself
I was drowning deeper in my self-pity
Slowly sanity perished
I was dying inside
My soul crying, begging for help
A struggle of spirit and flesh
Blocking my way to light
I'm sewing up the open wounds
Only to watch the burst wide open again
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Who performs "Chapter II"?
Nightrealm performs "Chapter II", and this lyric page sits inside the Nightrealm catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Chapter I and Chapter III with a short reason for opening each page next.
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