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Abigor ~ Emptiness


Hell is real - I feel its presence Staring with empty eyes Into an empty sky Nothing is here to feel I drift like a falling leaf The wind takes me into the unknown Where is all the hate All the pain Staring with empty eyes Into an empty sky Nothing is here to feel I drift like a falling leaf The wind takes me into the unknown Where is all the hate Just pure devastation to darkness more free lyrics

Hell is real - I feel its presence

Staring with empty eyes
Into an empty sky
Nothing is here to feel

I drift like a falling leaf
The wind takes me into the unknown
Where is all the hate
All the pain

Staring with empty eyes
Into an empty sky
Nothing is here to feel

I drift like a falling leaf
The wind takes me into the unknown
Where is all the hate
Just pure devastation to darkness

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