The Last Tear
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The Last Tear
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I've been thinking about this
Already a good time
Delete my existence
Leave only memories
And finally be free
Do not need to hide
Behind nonsense phrases
With simple riffs
Leaving a piece of me
In each written line
It's time to go
Letting my last tear slip
And let it all burn
Until I turn ashes and the wind blows
Taking me away from all this
Finally releasing me
The end of something always results in peace
War, pain, suffering and guilt
Both have something in common
The constant nightmare
And when the long-awaited end comes
Results in peace
And this all seek
But not everyone thinks
The last tear will flow
Leaving me free of all the nightmare
Finally staying in peace
Free from worries
Finally burn and turn ashes
For the wind to carry me from here forever
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Who performs "The Last Tear"?
Raphael Rody performs "The Last Tear", and this lyric page sits inside the Raphael Rody catalog on LyroVerse.
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