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Artist: Sparta
Canonical path: /sparta/travel-by-bloodline
Related lyric paths: 6
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Travel By Bloodline
Read Travel By Bloodline lyrics by Sparta on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Travel By Bloodline
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Did you listen to his stories
He had some stories that would change your life
This doesn't have to be the saddest day
We can always hold the brilliant memories
You're always on my mind
Turned from Tragedy
A source to draw from
A bloodline legacy
You showed me more than just these railways
It was your passion, and I learned that well
And forever, I'll keep your bloodline legacy
And you're always on my mind
This photograph, I'll carry to my grave
I never lost so much as I did that day
I miss you
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