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Omega Lyrics by Devcord

Dysthymia

2018

The walking is tough, the talking is hard
The days seem longer than many years ago
Noises fade out, a matter of time
The fate seems stronger than a long time ago
Now the time has come to regret and to bleed
Now the time is gone to fulfil great deeds
Fulfil great deeds
Unfulfilled dreams, lost memories
A deflated body in the mirror tells the truth
The evening of life seems to be arrived
Which meaning has eternity without the youth?
Now thе time has come to regrеt and to bleed
Now the time is gone to fulfil great deeds
Fulfil great deeds
Free, the spirit is free, the sorrow is gone, the duty is done
Free, the spirit is free and nobody cries, the silence will rise
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About “Omega” by Devcord

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"Omega" is credited to Devcord. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Omega" appears on "Dysthymia" in 2018.

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