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Artist: Ziesjoem
Canonical path: /ziesjoem/daorum
Related lyric paths: 6
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Daorum
Read Daorum lyrics by Ziesjoem on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Daorum
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Veurwat bin iech 't sjold tots tiech zoe kraank bis
Veurwat hobs diech neet evekes gewach
Diech wets toch tot mien leefde gans oprech is
Zoeneet daan hobste dat toch neet good gedach
Diech wows diech goon verdrinke in de Jeker
Meh sjat, daan geiste doed dat weet iech zeker
Veurwat bin iech 't sjold totstiech zoe kraank bis
Iech hob diech niks gedoon, al leet iech diech stoon
Iech weet tots diech get lang hobs moote wachte
In regeweer dao aon de berekow
Mesjiens kin 't de pijn veur diech get verzachte
Es iech diech zegk: de brok waor hartstikke tow
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Ziesjoem performs "Daorum", and this lyric page sits inside the Ziesjoem catalog on LyroVerse.
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