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Last Cigar

Last Cigar lyrics by Redwest. A clock in the sky A glitter in the air Have taken my last breath Hopes end here Where midday burns Life now breaks her chains...

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Last Cigar

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A clock in the sky

A glitter in the air

Have taken my last breath

Hopes end here

Where midday burns

Life now breaks her chains

The eye of your gun

Faster than mine

Has darkened my own light

A bloody smile

Falling into the void

Proud against your face

The last cigar on the ground

Let me run away from hell

Carry on before the end will ring your bell

The last cigar on the ground

Find salvation through my veins

Feel the smoke behind your mirror ’till the end

A glory in a while

We are enemies and friends

Come and take my hand

There’s no reason why

I’m reaching the end

But you will pay this sorrow

A clock in the sky

A glitter in the air

Have taken my last angel

Don’t pray for me

Get ready, man

Tomorrow we’ll meet again

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