The world has turned once more inside
Brought up a message from our dead
The ones you love the most
Are the ones you hurt as deep

The world has turned once more inside
Anchored into captivity
The ones you wanted the most
The ones you buried under sea

Exit wounds, water drums, dream the eternal return
Tree of life rotting inside, Autumn leaves, Winter white

A light at the end of the earth

Whole world a ghost shading inside
True love waits for the bless of death
The doubt that sets me free
Not to remember anything

Stillborn, blood let, die in our feet like the trees
Earth song, never land, let the blood have its way

A light at the end of the earth

Was it for this we sold our souls?
Was it for this we missed our chance
Of leaving?

(For) a lie at the end of the earth


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Finisterra Lyrics as written by Miguel Gaspar Fernando Ribeiro

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    I really like this song. I think it represents being at the end of something and being hesitant to continue or to stay.

    Bleedblue48on December 04, 2007   Link

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