Paradise Lost
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The Longest Winter

Read The Longest Winter lyrics by Paradise Lost on HiperMusicas, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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The long lost winter

Acceptance woes

A lasting slumber

A sickness flows

The last of summer

The longing rivers froze

A grasping hunger

As darkness grows

Feeling so alive

In this hopeless dream

Feeling so alive

In this hopeless dream

We're the ones who pay

With honour

Your pain reject

Your holy symbols inane

With honour

Remains infected again

The frost of winter

Acceptance shows

A grasping hunger

As fever grows

At last of summer

The longing rivers flow

A lasting thunder

As darkness grows

Feeling so alive

In this hopeless dream

Feeling so alive

In this hopeless dream

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Paradise Lost performs "The Longest Winter", and this lyric page sits inside the Paradise Lost catalog on HiperMusicas.

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