Commander Venus - The Role of the Hero in Antiquity Lyrics
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The Role of the Hero in Antiquity
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What Are The Lyrics For The Role of the Hero in Antiquity By Commander Venus?
I fell asleep today
It rained all afternoon The apartment felt too small I take up to much room The night has worn away But she hasn't disappeared I wanted to say goodbye But the lonely gray of privacy abounds Like the kings of ancient times The light has struck, opened our eyes And what we saw The glory of our life unfolds before us At the edge of all our dreams Nothing is the way it seems, we used to be As history wipes clean the slate that sits In our eyes, in our eyes I fell asleep today It rained all afternoon The apartment felt too small I take up to much room The night has worn away But she hasn't disappeared I want to say, I want to say I want to say goodbye And you, you'll always be my friend (I fell asleep today, it rained all afternoon) I never wanted this to end and now it has (The apartment felt too small, I take up to much room) (The night has worn away but she hasn't disappeared) Forgetfulness will dry the tears that fall From our eyes (I want to say, I want to say, I want to say goodbye) From our eyes, from our eyes |
Who Wrote The Role of the Hero in Antiquity By Commander Venus?
Bowen, Kasher, Nansel, Oberst
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What's The Duration Of The The Role of the Hero in Antiquity By Commander Venus?The duration of The Role of the Hero in Antiquity is 2:45 minutes and seconds. |
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