I see a million stars ahead
I smell the heaven scent
This sadness stains all red
The nightfall's filled with ecstasy
The dusk descends on me
Soon we will be free
We must find the haven for our souls
''cause we know that we have lost our will to live
Snow white suicide
The end is on its way
Snow white suicide
No longer burns the flame
We are kissed by the flaming frost
It seems that all is lost
Time is running out
The darkest light enwreathes the night
I'll leave it all behind
This is our last good-bye
We must find the haven for our souls
''cause we know that we have lost our will to live
Snow white suicide
The end is on its way
Snow white suicide
No longer burns the flame
Snow white suicide
The end is on its way
Snow white suicide
No longer burns the flame
I see a million stars ahead
I smell the heaven scent
This sadness stains all red
We must find the haven for our souls
''cause we know that we have lost our will to live
Snow white suicide
The end is on its way
Snow white suicide
No longer burns the flame


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Snow White Suicide Lyrics as written by Tom-ilkka Mikkola

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    the real scent of life... melancholic, doomed, and cool... se za sic... great song

    Evil|Godon May 04, 2002   Link
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    This was the first song I heard by them and ever since I've been a huge fan. Amazing song and still remains one of my absoloute favourites.

    razorb1ade.romanceon January 20, 2006   Link

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