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Caliban ~ The Seventh Soul


I travelled across the edges of my soul, add it doesn't seem any better when I cross the border The world falls to piece but every Sunset is the rebirth of a new experience. I often felt this sorrow, I often stand alone, dipping and diving to see the bottom but where are the lines that divine... Confidential sins have already taken my so called freedom and every choice I made framed my so called future. I'm no longer care about the way I gone, burning like a fire to smother in the end, wasting time while I'm expecting death. more free lyrics

I travelled across the edges of my soul, add it
doesn't seem any better when I cross the border
The world falls to piece but every Sunset is
the rebirth of a new experience.
I often felt this sorrow, I often stand alone,
dipping and diving to see the bottom but where are the
lines that divine...
Confidential sins have already taken my so called
freedom and every choice I made framed my so called future.
I'm no longer care about the way I gone, burning
like a fire to smother in the end, wasting time
while I'm expecting death.

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