Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Quintessence
Canonical path: /quintessence/pictures-in-the-fog
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Pictures In The Fog
Read Pictures In The Fog lyrics by Quintessence on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Pictures In The Fog
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Deep seas of fog, ships desperately lost
Oars already got frost
The Sun is being webbed enmeshed with cobweb
By traitor, so calm spider legs
Like an ancient myth on the crests of sea
Our ark's trembling on cable-chains
Fog sits on the helm, solitude sprawls on souls
Over the masts a promise flutters, crawls
Fleeting time, nothing you are
Water keeps the trace of sky
The resurrected out-world tends
To strike hard our frozen lands
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