Bleeding Path
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Bleeding Path
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Every wounds leaves a sign
Scars remain
All the battles for what is mine
A story for everyone, for everyone a note
Under the moon and the goddess
We felt, bleeding, got up
We keep running restless
Everytime stronger we will rise
We dreamed don't give up
Screaming until you'll hear our voices
We ride under the moon
Follow us we shall tell you her tale
Embraces expose your back
Too old for happy ending tale
Red sharp teeth in your neck
Vampires always smile before biting
You drag everyone around you
Trying to stay afloat
In this innocent's blood sea
We'll sail forever
It's hard to understand
To whom we can reach out
When we fall on the ground
Faith can kill you
On the way walls you'll find
Hit them with all your strength
They might be an illusion
And reveal the path you were looking for
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Who performs "Bleeding Path"?
Norhod performs "Bleeding Path", and this lyric page sits inside the Norhod catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Bleeding Path"?
Yes. The related section below points to Arianrhod (A Moon Tale Pt. 5) and Creatures with a short reason for opening each page next.
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