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Gravedigger

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Gravedigger

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Don't follow me

Make your own path

You dug your grave with your own hands

You may not know where to begin

But if you don't start now

Then you're already at the end

We slowly climb

Just to slowly rot and waste away

Look into the vultures eyes

What will you see?

Will it be too late? [2x]

To find your destiny

It is never too late to try

You dug your grave [5x]

We slowly climb

Just to slowly rot and waste away

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