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Dusty soiled ground. No Salvation found Never the less a doubtful right is always wrong Tired hollow sounds. From this worn out crown Will never
When the last eagle flies Over the last crumbling mountain And the last lion roars At the last dusty fountain In the shadow of the forest Though
the shadows of these worn down streets A rabid dose of ambition drives us to the books To the highways - To the low-way - To the air waves - We're all just
forget they'd ever worn With their arms around each other when they first started dating He looks like one of The Monkees She looks like Marcia Brady
and the Catholic Priests They love to do us good Maybe you would like some at my cost? Or maybe you and the white shadow should go get lost 'Cause I'm sick
a dress I'd sewn that you've sadly outgrown All worn out with no place to go 'Til darkness fell delivering a rush in your veins Pounding out a sound so
you've found It's only loneliness So stay awhile We've worn the night away and now it's almost done If you could stay a bit of breakfast might be fun
remain|Neither one of us ready to make a big change||(chorus)|One night at a time|We use the same ol' worn out lines|One night at a time|Lookin' for a love that
the haunted sky) The bones that are broken the flesh that is torn The clothes that tatters the shoes that are worn (did you call your name did you call your
Thowards the frostmoon eclipse A spectral spiritkingdom rise In stormscreens Covered by eyes Night emits its shadow There is no difference Between the ravens
shaded in gray I will look to the blue horizons and watch for you to come When my hope is tattered and torn When my faith is weathered and worn I'll look
brocken wings Feel like a desperado worn-out from the run crossing every border to find out that you`re gone Now I miss you so - oh whoa - boy I miss you
names You're a MOTH OF MANY FLAMES You're a MOTH OF MANY FLAMES You're a MOTH OF MANY FLAMES Play it safe and sterile Staying on the well-worn path
When the last eagle flies Over the last crumbling mountain And the last lion roars At the last dusty fountain In the shadow of the forest Though she
I’m keeping the lights on The door is still open You are the wind whirling in To come over here I’m keeping your name but The sound is worn out I’m
ghosts Faded and worn, forgotten almost Some pray for money, some pray to be free I pray in the shadow of old memories Marshmallow yams you made ‘em best
Your doubts in shadows linger You've created they're own throne Concealed, reprehensive sinner Man face the raptures call Take a step into heavens
Shadows crawling to the ground Weary fingers worn to the bone Harrowed by distant throne Marching over the barren fields Bound by shackles of iron
to the promised land There are no sights There are no miracles (shadows bear no names) You should not reveal (join the American gods) The secrets
You've been marked for death For all of your sins Pressure builds up on you And your time runs out Hiding in the shadows This is no life You can feel
See the river That never felt the drought Of emptiness Weary words They are torn By the shadows In the thorn By the coldness Of the morn
light with this ol’ pocket knife. If trouble comes tonight remember your pocket knife pocket knife. Take your old weather worn boots you were about
AVATHAR Cold shores, long and forlorn At the feet of the mountains Worn cliffs and ravines Watching the pathless sea Mournful, deserted plains
Still now, don't cry out See them roll on by, children crying in the dark It's not mother who calls when the shadows fall on their doors You know,
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