Lyrics of 'Dead Roses' by Mechanical Moth

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Wondering for a while
Is it love, an unseen smile?

Little smile and sudden glimpse
Behold the thorns that I would miss
So many words around one wish
Became a roses little kiss.

With the winds, took all her leaves
Falling on empty ground
On an autumns dusty eve,
A fading grace without a sound.

Innocence behind your eyes
Bitterness inside your heart
Screaming silence all around
Not a sign of end in sight.

Seizing shadows of my fate
In a differ ray of light
Behind my overwhelming hate
To heavens bright.

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