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I watch as you dance
Your skin peels off in lines
You smile as you swirl
A faltering grace inside
Your beauty is everlasting and will never fade.
When there are no hands left to hold, from where will you grasp your strength?
Prayers only do so much
I never wanted to lay flowers by your grave
I have never known of this love and from this, i never will again
When there are no hands left to hold, from where will you grasp your strength?
When there are no ears to hear your prayers, I’ll be your god
For you have to know, I’d love to dance with you; I want nothing more
And when this world comes to an end, and the chaos flees,
We’ll sway on these still streets to the sound of our laughter
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For King and Crown
10:34
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Land of Ice
03:47
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The Failure of Man
02:36
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Please stay, I know the mead is gone and you have come and thats usually enough
I wish not to end this night so soon, the winters bite is deep and its too cold for me
Sometimes i wish that i could drink the blood from your neck so you could be in me forever
and only the dead gods know our plight, could change this life
Tangle here with me, let me sing you songs of the failure of man
my hands are in your hair
my lips are on your skin
our loins are intertwined
Sometimes i wish that i could drink the blood from your neck so you could be in me forever
and only the dead gods know our plight, could end this life
And i don’t believe in fate
no Norn has weaved my life
I’ve been my own guide
but I know we belong together, interwoven, through this life
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Cairns For The Lost
04:31
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