Pale Aura

Periphery · 6 音轨 · 122 小节 · 热度 1,935

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Periphery《Pale Aura》吉他谱:共 6 条音轨(Mark、Misha、Solo、Clean、Acoustic Piano、Drumkit),122 小节,时长约 3 分 39 秒,GPX 格式,支持在线播放与打印。

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Walking through waters, it dampens our feet

Watch as we call our self-defeat

The trees are calling to the men of mist

They know it's true I dare to check, I dare to check

For a mountain so high

Is it possible we've forsaken our mother

Return to nowhere and nature will know my name

This is what it takes to feel at home

In her soul, that's beyond light is where I lay

I lay until the dusk of men

Yes he squanders the life he leads

Still the end will call

Birth of anti-bionic seed

Will he grow with fault? Grow with fault

For a mountain so high

Is it possible we've forsaken our mother

Return to nowhere and nature will know my name

This is what it takes to feel at home

In her soul, that's beyond light is where I lay

I lay until the dusk, of, men

When it snows, do you feel the love?

Wind it blows, through our bodies return to what we know

When it snows, do you feel the love?

Wind it blows, through our bodies return to what we know

When it snows, do you feel the love?

Wind it blows, through our bodies return to what we know

When it snows, do you feel the love?

Wind it blows, through our bodies return to what we know