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Where the Lilies Fade Lyrics by Gothica

The Cliff of Suicide

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(Lines by Christina Georgina Rossetti 1830-1894)
Thou sleepest where the lilies fade
Thou dwellest where the lilies fade not:
Sweet, when thine earthly part decayed
Thy heavenly part decayed not
Thou dwellest where the roses blow
The crimson roses bud and blossom:
While on thine eyes is heaped the snow -
The snow upon thy bosom
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About “Where the Lilies Fade” by Gothica

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"Where the Lilies Fade" appears on "The Cliff of Suicide".

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