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Artist: Saturnus
Canonical path: /saturnus/thou-art-free
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Thou Art Free
Read Thou Art Free lyrics by Saturnus on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Thou Art Free
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Look towards the forest
And meet your insignificance
Feel the warmth of the ancient fires
Look towards the forest
There won't be no tonight
The world dies with her
There won't be no tonight
She's long gone
"Love is dead and thou art free
She doth live, but dead to thee"
Look toward the raven
As he flies away in the dark
Look toward the night
That took your love away
There won't be no tonight
The world dies with her
There won't be no tonight
She's gone forever
"Love is dead and thou art free
She doth live, but dead to thee"
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