The Curse
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The Curse
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Why do maidens cry for help?
There’s a curse in this town
Nothing is growing on this ground!
Let’s just assure to not sink down
The ocean calls me
Calls me inside
For a catastrophic suicide
The waves of lies will fall apart
Breaking this ship like you broke my heart
And all of who are here
Will see death up close
And no one has fear
The oceans are made of the maidens’ tears!
Why do maidens cry for help?
There’s a curse in this town
Nothing is growing on this ground!
Let’s just assure to not sink down
The call of Odin
Stand up and fight!
Just take a deep breath
We’re going to Valhalla!
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Wotan's Gungnir performs "The Curse", and this lyric page sits inside the Wotan's Gungnir catalog on LyroVerse.
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