Lyrics The Kolyma Route - Shores Of Null

The Kolyma Route - Shores Of Null
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Date of issue: 13.04.2017
Record label: Candlelight, Tanglade Ltd t
Song language: English

The Kolyma Route

Bound to ice and snow
Foundations groan as I pass by
World’s longest graveyard down my toes
The longest one of all
I will see you go
I will see you go
On the sullen route of silence and cold
I will see you go
Gusts of wind will blow
Death’s white cloak meets the eye
Mourning a man at every step
Every step I take
I will see you go
I will see you go
On the trodden road where memories hurt
I will see you go
I am about to cross emptiness
I’ll take you on a ride on the road of bones
The thin line beyond which every soul falls apart
Never healed, deeper scars never gone
Bones exiled laid down in gravel offer no resistance
I’ll take you on a ride throughout the memory lane
To revive all hearts who dwell in permafrost
Come meet me below, below the ice
Streams reclaim the road
Yonder where blood used to run
Whereas you think no one could ever live
It is actually impossible to leave
Thus we survive
On the road of bones
I can’t look back
Journey to the world’s end
A sad tale of white
A pole of cruelty and winter
Few steps away to none
A prison unassailable
This prison of mine
(Kolyma)
Call it a day
Returning from war
Wounds leak again
Defiling the snow
Guide me away
Till my heart will thaw
Nothing else melts away
How deep is the snow?

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Artist lyrics: Shores Of Null