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Death

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ramoth Gilead Canonical path: /ramoth-gilead/death Related lyric paths: 3
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Death

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Death thoughts

Ripple in my mind

Why do I shudder

When death breathes

In this mane of mine?

It's the pain of dying -

Losing life

But this isn't true

Refrain:

Death is birth, death is life

Birth by dying is an essence of life

In darkness death my morning

Came alive

His death is birth,

His death is life

Painfully a seed He died

Just this plant could live

To touch the sky

In darkness death my morning came alive

His death is birth, His death is life

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