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Sodomy

from Sand Symphony by STARLANDER

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and deep down in the cave
where the darkness begins
the end of the world has arrived
and the devil will eat all of our souls

I was born as a tragedy
I was here when you cried
and you did not see

I was here to become memories
all I did to you
was giving you a destiny

you were there
when the people said
I was too stupid to get someone like you
in bed

and finally
It didn't fit
so after all these precious years
you got rid
of me

celebrating birthdays in the wind
breaking dawn

I was here when you were crying
I was here when you were lying
to me

sodomy.

when I became to the past i am
you made yourself
a slave of just another man

he may be god
but not good for you

but after all he's still loving you

what is about all the things we had
what is about the fact that I am sad

well you don't care
cause you never do

that makes for someone loving you

like me

celebrating birthdays in the wind
breaking dawn

I was here when you were crying
I was here when you were lying
to me

sodomy.

I'm sitting here
with my memory pack

starting to laugh
when I'm looking back

no need for you in my gallery
you are the painting I don't wanna see

this song is no more a last goodbye
it's just a memory lullaby

they go to sleep
and they won't return

because I let their houses burn

like me

celebrating fire in the wind

it all burns down.

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from Sand Symphony, track released March 17, 2017

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