Ode to Sorrow Pt. I
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Ode to Sorrow Pt. I
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Hold my hand, griefworn lonely one
Give in to oblivion, forget everything
Winter sun, shall be mine
The chill of night, freeze my heart
Nothing's left, of my mind
My sorrow, my ode to oblivion
Autumn, hold me close
Sunset, paint my fears
In joy, sing the
Ode to sorrow, without tears
Hold my hand, griefworn lonely one
Give in to oblivion, forget everything
Winter sun, shall be mine
The chill of night, freeze my heart
Nothing's left, of my mind
My sorrow, my ode to oblivion
Autumn, hold me close
Sunset, paint my fears
In joy, sing the
Ode to sorrow, without tears
Wish I was dead
Never to get sad
Again by dawn
I yearn for thou
My heart is thine
So are thoughts of mine
Thou art the dust
On a wind that sighs
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