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Patterns In The Ivy 2 lyrics by Opeth

Opeth Patterns In The Ivy 2 lyrics
  • track 10 of 10, total running time
  • album Blackwater Park
  • released in 2001
  • produced by
  • record label
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Without you I cannot confide in anything
The hope is pale designed in light of dreams you bring
Summer's gone, the day is done soon comes the night
Biding time, leaving the line and out of sight

One moonlit shadow on the wall
Disrupted in its own creation
Veiled in the darkness of this fall
Is this the end - manifestation

It runs in me, your poison seething in my veins
This skin is old and stained by late September rains
A final word from me would be the first for you
The rest is long but I'll go on inside and through

One moonlit shadow on the wall
Disrupted in its own creation
Veiled in the darkness of this fall
Is this the end - manifestation

Patterns in the Ivy
Patterns in the Ivy


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check here the lyrics for Patterns In The Ivy 2, the 10th song of the 10 recorded for the album Blackwater Park, with a total running time of , by Opeth. It was released on via , and produced by .
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