Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Xandria
Canonical path: /xandria/song-for-sorrow-and-woe
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Song for Sorrow and Woe
Read Song for Sorrow and Woe lyrics by Xandria on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Song for Sorrow and Woe
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The tyrant's reborn in many a form
And feasts on our unspoken word
Come break the silence and sing our song
No voice will be left unheard
Oh name him and he'll be the face to your blame
A face for your slander and scorn
He'll join his voice to our song and our game
Away with our battle and on with love
Oh guide me my eyes to weary to see my spirit withered
Oh give me strength give me will to go on give me a voice
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