Imaginary Zone
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Imaginary Zone
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I am trying to explore
The mountain of mystery
I envy and adore
The myth and its history
I am in the house of dreams
A different dimension
Nothing is as it seems
An altered direction
I can rest, I can't hide
Wondering if I feel like
Crossing to the other side
Is it different or the same
Yesterday or tomorrow
There is no difference
Joy or sorrow
I have no preference
For the time I wonder
That has long before flown
Am I remiss or a fighter?
I have never known
I can rest, I can't hide
Wondering if I feel like
Crossing to the other side
Is it different or the same
Yesterday or tomorrow
There is no difference
Joy or sorrow
I have no preference
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Who performs "Imaginary Zone"?
Rotting Christ performs "Imaginary Zone", and this lyric page sits inside the Rotting Christ catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Dead Poem and A Dynasty From The Ice with a short reason for opening each page next.
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