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Artist: Panzerchrist
Canonical path: /panzerchrist/death-approaches
Related lyric paths: 6
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Death Approaches
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Death Approaches
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So, why didn�t I see you coming?
In my breath, In my walk, In my eyes
You have been there for long and long
I saw you and recognized you
For what you were
Screamed at
Run from
And I thought I had accepted that
And it�s only someone that I�ve fought with
For these many years
Always there
Always waiting
We have our differences
Death and me
But we are so similar
So very alike
Two stiffs in a village
Always comes to blows
But you�re here now
And come between me
Me and my life
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