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Requiem

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Stolen Byrds Canonical path: /stolen-byrds/requiem Related lyric paths: 6
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Requiem

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Here it comes your destiny

Hand by hand on golden limbs

Sailing through the Egean sea

Far away from you and me

But it's nothing to be afraid

If your senses may fall apart

Now you find the end of line

It's time to start the endless flight

On a ship through the universe

To the stars above

But it's nothing to be afraid

If your senses may fall apart

But it's nothing to be afraid

They'll be able to stand and fight

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