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""And all the time we've struggled for Without a reason or way out All the grounds we've based our fight on No one remembers anymore why And all the blame that has gone into To run in circles stand fast still And all the hatred we've poured into To fill the trench between us No more tears from me These rivers run dry No more fear in me This heart's stone inside And as the shadows give way to light Grow and thrive Every day must lose to night Fade and die And all the time we spent together United as one on the same side And despite the chink in the armour We fought a good fight we had our time And its a shame we let all precious Gather rust brittle and decay Shame we had to kill all the graceful To grasp what we really had there""
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Lose To Night Lyrics as written by Ville Friman
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