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Artist: The House of Capricorn
Canonical path: /the-house-of-capricorn/sleep
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Sleep
Read Sleep lyrics by The House of Capricorn on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sleep
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God, its time to wake
Acidy feeling shakes
Oh, but the witching hour has its benefits
A pair of candlesticks
Dusty wooden shelf
Shed a bit of light to my abyss, but I'm beyond repair
Tranquil, in the arms of sleep
An unfavourable war
With a heavy skull
Oh, and my sight is turning to sludge
I feel the weight of the world
In every trembling step
Christ, all I need is some ease
Tranquil, in the arms of sleep
My skin begins to creep
Tranquil, in the arms of sleep
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