Ghosts
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Ghosts
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Life endures, it serenades
Obliteration through wars
Unholy fire seduces
The undead lust withstands
For the fire burns deep within mistrust
For the ghosts, the ones to break me
For Jesus Christ
For Jesus Christ
Life is charged, prepared in rage
Fooled generations no more
Unholy fire reduces
The undead lust demands
For the fire burns deep within mistrust
For the ghosts, the ones to break me
For Jesus Christ
For Jesus Christ
Could you feel the same?
Would you feel the pain?
For the fire burns deep within mistrust
For the ghosts, the ones to break me
For Jesus Christ
For Jesus Christ
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Paradise Lost performs "Ghosts", and this lyric page sits inside the Paradise Lost catalog on LyroVerse.
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