Ashes and Dust
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Ashes and Dust
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I could have been a fallow wolf
Or a frog fighting with storks
I could have been a clairvoyant
Or a simple deaf and dumb person
I could have been burned at the stake
Or thrown to beasts as an easy prey
I could have been a nobody
Or the greatest of all prophets
Ashes and dust
Which I consist of
Torment and pain
I am damned
I was a great king for nothing
When my people were beggarly
I was god for nothing
When I tore the bible to pieces
I was unbeliever for nothing
When my belief was unbelievable
I was creator for nothing
When I ruined everything
I could have been a bandit
or a law-abiding servant
I could have been a laughing hangman
or a witch sentenced to death
Ashes and dust
Which I consist of
Torment and pain
I am damned
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Worning performs "Ashes and Dust", and this lyric page sits inside the Worning catalog on LyroVerse.
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