Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Project Pitchfork
Canonical path: /project-pitchfork/passion-last-dream
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Passion (Last Dream)
Read Passion (Last Dream) lyrics by Project Pitchfork on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Passion (Last Dream)
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Stars drip from the skies of passion
When your tears fall to the ground
Mountains sink into nothing
When someone screams at you
The sound of birds becomes a roar
And your lips begin to whisper
"everyone shall burn in war!"
I created storms and wastelands
For you to find me in your dream
But only when you seek with passion
You will run and fly in stream
It goes on and on and on
Another life, another song
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