T.T.T.
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T.T.T.
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You are watching the blood-red horizon
You feel the heat burning your heart and soul
Though the flame is far away
You get swallowed by incredible gravity
And when you die for me in prison sometimes
Try to live your own life but not mine
Sometimes I wonder how it could last so long
Sometimes it's really hard to say goodbye
There's no way to escape from your prison
Even light is being held
And for my sins you'll feel the pain
You will die eternally
Die
Die
Die
Die
And when you die for me in prison sometimes
Try to live your own life but not mine
Sometimes I wonder how it could last so long
Sometimes it's really hard to say goodbye
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