Saturnus
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Saturnus
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Your world
Lays under the dead stars
Demolishing orbs of planets
And breaking down the chain of time
My rage will split the sky apart
Like frigid sharpened blades
My tears are falling down
Cold of endless Universe
Snatch so you can't run away
The cold, endless Universe
Don't try to escape, halt
It's time to take pain
It's time to shed gore
So meet the Lord
This world plunge into night, and I
Put in the shade sky
But this is only a blink for me
Don't you see
Razed to the ground
Razed to the ground
Our peace
The hope is gone now
Leave, no pain and no fear
Forgive me
Under cover of the dying light
I found and lost you again
These stars that will not ever shine
Fade out as fast as they can
Under cover of the dying light
I found and lost you again
These stars that will not ever shine
Fade out as fast as they can
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The Korea performs "Saturnus", and this lyric page sits inside the The Korea catalog on LyroVerse.
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