Sonata Nocturna
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Last Dawn

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sonata Nocturna Canonical path: /sonata-nocturna/last-dawn Related lyric paths: 2
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Last Dawn

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Sitting on your old armchair,

you can remember death, but not life...

You`ve passed through centuries

and time rottet your soul even more.

This hell of immortality

is destroying you slowly.

Looking through the window

night calls you,

but it`s not enough.

Is there any reason to go on?

Beast and human fighting to take your soul.

Time killed your family and friends

and madness knocks the door again.

Hunger, hunting, passion and death,

and madness knocks the door again.

Rests of humanity come from anywhere

and show how weak you are.

Night is over, and sun will give the peace you need.

Light and ashes, spirit free;

this is your last dan.

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