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The Gathering ~ Subzero


The bowels of my thoughts, icy lake Drain emotions from my bleeding soul Tears that follow burn my skin Dread to see myself, I ain't me The sun encircles my shape on the ice In my shadow I see people below Their frozen faces staring blank All crying without a sound Thousand degrees below Ice age has begun, Subzero Emotions running low My heart is so cold, Subzero Hatred in words, spewing from their mouths Verbal injection of a freezing void Sunrise in three directions As all the faces turn to laugh Thousand degrees below Ice age has begun, Subzero Emotions running low My heart is so cold, Subzero more free lyrics

The bowels of my thoughts, icy lake
Drain emotions from my bleeding soul
Tears that follow burn my skin
Dread to see myself, I ain't me

The sun encircles my shape on the ice
In my shadow I see people below
Their frozen faces staring blank
All crying without a sound

Thousand degrees below
Ice age has begun, Subzero
Emotions running low
My heart is so cold, Subzero

Hatred in words, spewing from their mouths
Verbal injection of a freezing void
Sunrise in three directions
As all the faces turn to laugh

Thousand degrees below
Ice age has begun, Subzero
Emotions running low
My heart is so cold, Subzero

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