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Artist: Periphery
Canonical path: /periphery/muramasa
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Muramasa
Read Muramasa lyrics by Periphery on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Muramasa
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Somewhere in Time, We welcomed in the fall
But in the distance we can see, shining clear, our demise to be
We're not listening to our selves
You ask these questions in subconsciousness, but still
We choose to Deny the flood surrounding nations
Wake up! The water is rising now
We are the universe inside of you waiting patiently
All the World by a thread?
Distance the lies that are sold
They will not justify the pain
They will not live to see the day
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