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Artist: Seigmen
Canonical path: /seigmen/spellbinder
Related lyric paths: 6
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Spellbinder
Read Spellbinder lyrics by Seigmen on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Spellbinder
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leave the demons at the door
they don't need you anymore
i can't tell you why
why the sirens have to die
fragile, my child
i believe in what you are
let me be your sacred star
what i need is the outside
fragile, my child
spellbinder
the world is yours tonight
spellbinder
the world is yours forever
leave me naked on the floor
making violence - i need more
until the egg will crack
i will stay inside
fragile, my child
spellbinder
the world is yours tonight
spellbinder
the world is yours forever
(i believe in what you are
let me be your sacred star
what i need is the outside)
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