Karma In Black
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Karma In Black
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In beauty she prevails
Swallow the fire dream
Exhale the mist from its grasp
Let it lead its own life
Innocence is given birth
Through her eyes fate flames
The wooden heart comes to life
Pounding strength machinery
The shape of future to come
Has its life through her fingers
In need to caress the hope
Soothing what she displays
Untouchable divinity impure
Everlasting weakness to cure
Hide your life in grey
Dance the greed away
Deceit is rescued and i'm safe
Karma in black displayed
Insomnia fuels my veins
The caress of blackened stares
Shades every space of me
All the way a new cycle
Untouchable divinity impure
Everlasting weakness to cure
Hide your life in grey
Dance the greed away
Deceit is rescued and i'm safe
Karma in black displayed
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