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Angel in The Noose
03:37
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December Elegy
02:56
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Are you calling me?
Sweet death
It's calling me
Lose peace
Come to
My lair now
Hangs rope
There's no hope
Deep sleep
Can't stop it
Meet me
Come to
In the depths where i may lay
Hoping, wishing for better days
Now awake
Life - who really cares?
Just illusion
Following voices that beckon despair
Losing light - losing fear
Sleep now
Life - who really cares?
Just illusion
Spare me
Death awakens
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Death whispers
Spare me
Remains sweet death
In the ground where I am lying
So what?
I'm not remaining
Come to my lair now
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Follow me
into water
Waves - Crashing
The ship sinking..
Incomplete
Can't retreat
Death is calling my name
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Watch me - I'm ascending
So what? Who really cares?
Dragging - Take me out of here
Don't - come - around
Shaking off all fears
So what? Who really cares?
I am - really - done
Death - will - conquer
Let it be done
Create - an - elegy
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