Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Seven Witches
Canonical path: /seven-witches/the-question
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Question
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The Question
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Where is it that our souls are laid to rest? is there life
After death, an afterlife, where we reunite with our
Family and friends? do we go to a place far better
Than where we are now? do we meet the one who
Created the flesh and bone that was to become each
And every one of of us, the one who breathed life into
Veins? do we live in peace with the ones we love and
The ones who love us? these are the questions we ask
Ourselves. we pray that these beliefs become truths,
And that we may finally know...
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Seven Witches performs "The Question", and this lyric page sits inside the Seven Witches catalog on LyroVerse.
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