Castle in the Snow

Kadebostany

The light is fading now
My soul is running on a puff
That I cannot reach
My brain is turnin'
And my head is hurtin'
Every day a little bit more

The light is fading now
My forces is being sucked by
A bloody leach
My fear is smilin'
And my threat is singin'
Every night a little bit more

I cannot see anything
I am blindfolded

I can hear the birds
I can see them fly
I can see the sky
I can hear the birds
I can see them fly
I can see the sky
It's about to cry

I'm a zombie
I don't know what to do
I should be done in the place
But I gotta stay, stay, stay
Stay, stay, stay, stay

I can hear the birds
I can see them fly
I can see the sky
I can hear the birds
I can see them fly
I can see the sky
It's about to cry

I can hear the birds
I can see the sky
I can hear the birds
I can see the sky
It's about to cry

I'm so lonely
I don't know if I get through
I wanna be floating in space
But I gotta stay, stay, stay
Stay, stay, stay, stay

I can hear the birds
I can see them fly
I can see the sky
I can hear the birds
I can see them fly
I can see the sky
It's about to cry
I can hear the birds


Lyrics submitted by ComicSansMS

Castle In The Snow Lyrics as written by Amina Cadelli Guillame Bozonnett

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    @MsLostTreasure I agree that some of the lines are hard to make out from hearing, especially the 'battle cry' line from the chorus. But these are the official lyrics from the LP booklet, so I guess that's really what she sings here.

    ComicSansMSon September 25, 2016   Link

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