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Artist: Votum
Canonical path: /votum/passing-scars
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Passing Scars
Read Passing Scars lyrics by Votum on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Passing Scars
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I'll raise the blade into a heart
I have found a way to make you mine
Late afternoon, she steps out of the bright-lit road
It's now or never, I haven't seen her alone for so long,
For so long …
You
Enchanted me, conquered me
You, it's all for you
These lines I carve run warm -
A monument of love on you
Let me shape you
Let me hold …
I'll raise the blade into a heart
I have found a way to make you mine
The path they will trace -
The scars can never mend
Through blood you've spilled I'll display
A masterpiece of love, of love
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