Farewell Dear Nothing
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Farewell Dear Nothing
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The blindness came with all the joy and beauty
Bright days were gone...
...polar nights had begun!
So long the endless spring
No more flowering
Welcome dear Nothing
But still, not even Nothing cant's stay forever
The lameness shall disappear, as I will fly, fly, fly tonight!
Can you feel it, they are calling us from the shadows?
Do you see, the time has come for you and me?
Tonight we will dive deep and leave the shallows
No more chains - rejoice - we are finally free!
Time has passed [2x]
It's not a new beginning
This is the sweet end
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