Memoria
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Memoria
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Welcome to memoria
I shall give you what you had forget
In your eyes I see the rise
Of beloved silhouette
I begin to remember
How her spirit fled away
And the presence of you, angel
Now I am not afraid
Flashback again
Beating inside myself
As winds in naked trees
Conquer above ancient night
How I wish to join you someday
To look in your kind brown eyes
Embrace you all countless times
For you beloved sounds these rhymes
Flashback again
Knocking inside myself
Whisper is my woe
Beg me to come in
After memoria
I trespass frontier of oblivion
To rest awhile in blank
Melancholic sea
Beautiful and dear
Send me solo boat
And tranquility blooms in air...
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Sea Of Desperation performs "Memoria", and this lyric page sits inside the Sea Of Desperation catalog on LyroVerse.
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