Lyrics of 'Forever And Much Longer' by Axamenta

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All unspoken beauties
That are gone and forever lost
They can't compare to your glory
Yours is equal and much more.
My tears like morning's dew
On tiny green leaves
Your smile like the sun's rays
On tiny green leaves
Oh your smile on my tears
Taste me (forever)
Pour forth thy magic to heal me
Your eyes, wide open, shine on me
Let them shine, shine on me
Burn away my painful thoughts
And I'll heal you
I'll taste your tears
I'll taste them too
... And drink you
My tears ... Leaves
For you're all, all I need
As the sun drowns into the ocean
And the gods bleed
Oh how they bleed
Share this dream with me
Together we could be
Share this dream with me
Forever we could be.

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