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Artist: Raven Black Night
Canonical path: /raven-black-night/nocturnal-birth
Related lyric paths: 6
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Nocturnal Birth
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Nocturnal Birth
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Nocturnal birth born of the earth
Early morning hours of you mystic power
Nocturnal birth the dark night is your friend
You play with stars at universe end
Morbid queen you walk all alone
You sit and stare indx your majic stone
Crystal heart aquarium dream
Castle mind cold river stream
Nocturnal birth you roam fields of fire
Seen many fall from their desire
Nocturnal girl from morning you run
To the soft rain of the moon lit sun
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