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1828 (Father of Waves) Lyrics by Crusades

This is a Sickness and Sickness will End

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Gravely profound
Her woe is foreign
Marrow corrupt
Poisoned by mourning
His gestures cold
Eyes stone and stoic
His glower parched
Feigning heroic
‘A memory in motion
Only passing through
All you'll ever know
All you'll ever do’
Horizons bleak
A lightless vision
Detach, defeat
A clash collision
Her comforts gone
She risks exposure
He ambles on
Callous composure
‘The voice that spoke of other days
Is hushed within his breast
But mine its lonely music haunts
And will not let me rest
It sings a low and mournful song
Of gladness that is gone
I cannot live without that light
Father of waves roll on’
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About “1828 (Father of Waves)” by Crusades

Read the complete lyrics to "1828 (Father of Waves)" by Crusades from the album "This is a Sickness and Sickness will End ". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rock.

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"1828 (Father of Waves)" appears on "This is a Sickness and Sickness will End ".

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