Red Sorrow
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Red Sorrow
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The rivers that used to be shining
(No are dry and turned to blood)
Like the exiled men's tears
(There's no place to fall)
The red sorrow is agony at all
The last breath of existence
The red pain is death at all
Marked by signed cards
The burden that echoes in silence
Is the suffocating breath of death
The red sorrow is agony at all
The last breath of existence
The red pain is death at all
Marked by signed cards
"My tired eyes don't dare to sleep
Lonely and sad is my ride
There're no wealth to conquer
The closed way make us to give up
But we're brave men
And will don't die here..."
All the world collapses
Comets set the planet on fire
The sons of Mars will face the oppressy
On the way to the stars
The dreams can be written once more
Distorted images can became clear
What was destroyed by fire
Will be rebuild with bravery
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Parthak performs "Red Sorrow", and this lyric page sits inside the Parthak catalog on LyroVerse.
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