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Lyrics of 'Sixteen, Black Sunday' by After All

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The corner where they died
a momument for life
the withered flowers are still
where I laid them down
so hard to visualize
what went wrong that day
it's crazy to realize
I am still alive

Evil forces explain your deed
why did they suffer and die

As I walk towards
the graves of my friends
I think back and smile
at the beautiful times we had

So they left me here
I'm all alone
the question arises
will I follow or will I stay

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Otras canciones de After All

• A Sweet Departure
• Afraid
• Behind The Mask (Part I)
• Behind The Mask (Part II)
• Beneath The Flesh
• Black God White Devil
• Blackest Moon
• Blind Euphoria 2006
• Burn a Hole
• Cascade
• Condemned Heritage
• Crave For More
• Darkest Rage
• Deny The Dream
• Descending Pain
• Distress
• Downward
• Erase Your Past
• For Us Immortals
• Forgotten

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