| The grip of dementia that smiles from a veil
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| Distorts all my visions, my passions of clay
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| She gathers the nymphos, the child and the rain
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| The ballet of death is our own masquerade
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| The lanterns are shining from my stoned demise
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| That sparkles like stars while I’m dying inside
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| The ghost of my sorrow you just cannot bear
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| For nothing is worth of my needless despair
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| The ballet won’t stop
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| Till our voices are whispers
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| Like frozen drops at the hands of our trickster
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| You walk on the scaffold you try not to see
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| You blame me for something you seem to esteem
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| In who is delighted to laugh at your sorrow
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| In name of your love she will kill you tomorrow
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| Silent is howling your death dressed in white
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| You don’t want to see that your time now is nigh
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| I may be deceived by my silent devotion
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| But all that Iʼll be is confetti in motion
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| The ballet won’t stop
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| Till our voices are whispers
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| Like frozen drops at the hands of our trickster |