Combat Zen Speech
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Combat Zen Speech
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All alone, staring at the sunshine
Watching the day to fall, it silently dies
Pointing to the sky high, you wanna be
The star that always shines far too bright
Shouting out so loud making a sound
All your hounds are sleeping soundly tonight
Pointing to the sky high, you wanna be
The star that always shines black and white
All alone, staring at the sunshine
Watching the day to fall, it silently dies
Freezing cold in the sky high, you wanna be
The one who makes it all warm and bright
Shouting out so loud making a sound
Deafening silence cuts through the air tonight
All your hounds are lying on the ground
But their eyes are burning like a flashing lights
Fire
Desire
Higher
Desire
Breathing fire, inhale
Burning desire, holding in
Getting higher, deeper in
Cold burn on your skin.
Show me your soul just to wake it up
But emptiness is sleeping soundly tonight
Reaching your leg slowly over the edge
Falling trying to turn back time
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Who performs "Combat Zen Speech"?
Talbot performs "Combat Zen Speech", and this lyric page sits inside the Talbot catalog on LyroVerse.
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