Lacrimae (feat. Angelo de Augustine)
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Lacrimae (feat. Angelo de Augustine)
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I called a name over the ocean
Lacrimal tears, fears of devotion
All the dreams I vowed to make come true
And the life I long to take, I lose
Lord, why must this life be so cruel?
When there ain't much you can do
I saw your eyes burn in the moonlight
All I ask is a chance in this lifetime
All the dreams I vowed to make come true
And the life I long to take, I lose
Lord, why must this life be so cruel?
And shadowed in the gloom
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