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Artist: Virgin Black
Canonical path: /virgin-black/midnight-s-hymn-latim
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Midnight's Hymn (latim)
Read Midnight's Hymn (latim) lyrics by Virgin Black on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Midnight's Hymn (latim)
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Ad caput coronam florum alborum attolo
Et queror infelicitatem
Valedictionem meam tristem
Haurio penitus in animam tuam
Thanatos Kyrie eleison
Solus gradior
Fracta et demissa figura
Lacrimis oculos suffusa
Imaginibus titubat acies
Maestus sum, cum carmem ferale
Canitur
Ad caput coronam florum alborum
Attollo
Et queror infelicitatem
Valedictionem meam tristem
Haurio penitus in animam tuam
Thanatos, Kyrie elesion.
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Virgin Black performs "Midnight's Hymn (latim)", and this lyric page sits inside the Virgin Black catalog on LyroVerse.
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