Lacrimosa (I Tread Alone)
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Lacrimosa (I Tread Alone)
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Where is my God, in the dull ear of night?
With tuneless voice, a requiem sung
On a flower strewn to Earth, where is my God?
I tread alone
I've been struck and I am suffering
Where is my God, in the dull ear of night?
With tuneless voice, a requiem sung
On a flower strewn to Earth, where is my God?
Hold me, hold me
I am in desperation
Hold me, hold me
I tread alone
My groans scarce express
I tread alone
Call into my darkness
Speak my name
Hold me
Draw me close, lay me soft
Gather me
Lacrimosa
Draw me close, lay me soft
Gather me
I tread alone, I tread alone
Hold me, hold me
I tread alone
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