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Artist: Winter Solstice
Canonical path: /winter-solstice/coming-of-a-new-day
Related lyric paths: 6
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Coming Of A New Day
Read Coming Of A New Day lyrics by Winter Solstice on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Coming Of A New Day
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Silence, broken
The waves no longer crash
On the virgin shores
The red blood stains
The hands of the dead
Trumpets ring out
The war has begun
The second coming of the Lord
Trumpets ring for us to hear
No pity for those who shun
No pity for immoral ones
Come Lord Jesus
Live in our hearts
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