Shores Of Death
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Shores Of Death
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In dim half-light
In shadowy reverie
Near the Stygian shores
Where howling winds prevail
And the tainted soul of a man
No longer stains the air
This is where I've arrived
With the taste of grief
That plunged a dagger into my soul
In this recondite yet gruesome moment
There's only one thing left unanswered
(Is time in constant motion?)
With the grief of a thief I scourge my foe
Now I'm truly rejoiced
I do need no one anymore
In dim half-light
In shadowy reverie
There's no return from this place
And now the funeral will begin
I linger on among my memories
That used to mean so much
But now I bury them
Into the deepest of my soul
In the graveyard that dwells within
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Sear Bliss performs "Shores Of Death", and this lyric page sits inside the Sear Bliss catalog on LyroVerse.
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