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Artist: Reptilian
Canonical path: /reptilian/castle-of-yesterday
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Castle Of Yesterday
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Castle Of Yesterday
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tke it for granted i'll return, from theses days filled whith horor
feeling abandoned in despair i will drown all my sorrow will drown all my
sorrow home, the castle of yesterday calling me lost in a world full of
fear no, i will not surrender to violence home when the ending is near
when the ending is near leaving the present to the past, in a time where
belongs endless reminder of what i had but where did the things go wrong
where the things go wrong
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