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Every century I remember your eyes— like dusk over winter, like a ghost learning to cry. I sleep through time to dream of you, where stars don’t blink, they lie. I wore your name like fate’s red ribbon, laid soft across regret. The clock stands still when I wait— and I wait, breathless, endless yet. You whispered once, then disappeared, a face inside the dawn. Forever feels too long to bear, when even shadows move on. Sing me to scars, cradle me in silence, bury me under your sky.
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Every century I remember your eyes (Like dusk over winter) (Like a ghost learning to cry) I sleep through time just to dream of you The stars don’t blink, they just lie Blood moon lullaby, sing me to scars (You’re the wound I chose) (You’re the silence in my stars) If I close my eyes, will you rise again? Or am I just a myth in your past? I wore your name like a ribbon of fate Red in the snow, soft as regret Time’s cruel clock never ticks when I wait But I wait, I wait with no breath Blood moon lullaby, sing me to scars (You’re the wound I chose) (You’re the silence in my stars) If I close my eyes, will you rise again? Or am I just a myth in your past? I found your face in the embers of dawn You whispered once, and then you were gone (You were gone...) (Forever feels so long...) Blood moon lullaby, sing me to scars (You’re the wound I chose) (You’re the silence in my stars) Hold me where the shadows lie Bury me under your sky
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