Dark Sky
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Dark Sky
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A star falls from the sky black
Where new worlds born and die
Animal kingdom assists its brightness approaching
What that means will be known soon
Below the manufacturers of honey from birch lovely build the nest them in peace
In a savannah lion licks a wounded gnu
To honor this moment even the heavens cease
Giant spiders learn to swim
With whales they form a family together
Snakes say hi to the rats on the floor
In the fields happily playing the fox and hound
Trilobites & anymalocharis
The prey and the hunter
Survival of the most prepared
Fall of a man
Seafoam in human skulls empty
Those in the back of Atlantis
The resurrection of Darwin is witnessed
For the turtles that he usually joking
Cured and happy she watches
The mother
The return of the tyrant of the sea
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Who performs "Dark Sky"?
Nightwish performs "Dark Sky", and this lyric page sits inside the Nightwish catalog on LyroVerse.
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