Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Teurgia
Canonical path: /teurgia/among-graves
Related lyric paths: 6
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Among Graves
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Among Graves
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I was among graves in my dreams
In claws tearing veins
I saw Her passing,
In the dead leaves, falling
A red Moon rose tonight
My dreams haunted me again
Living and dead died inside
My desires washed the damn
I felt then, i won't be glad any more
The pain bit into my soul, i followed you...
The game was over, the endless was open
And crows covered my rotting body...
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