LOST SOCIETY - Awake

Intro 

Whispers drift on frozen air,
The forest dreams, the night laid bare…

Verse 1 

Shadows fall on silver trees,
Moonlight glows on frozen seas.
In the silence, visions rise,
Phantoms dance before my eyes.

Pre-Chorus 

Through the frost, their voices call,
Ancient spirits, watching all.

Chorus 

Visions in the winter forest,
Carved in frost where the silence reigns.
Dreams of fire, cold and endless,
Echo through eternal chains.

Verse 2 

Wolves cry out beneath the stars,
Guided by the elder scars.
Runes awaken, shadows sing,
Winter’s crown, the endless king.

Pre-Chorus

Through the frost, their voices call,
Ancient spirits, watching all.

Chorus 

Visions in the winter forest,
Carved in frost where the silence reigns.
Dreams of fire, cold and endless,
Echo through eternal chains.

Bridge 

Snowbound ages, frozen years,
Cloaked in sorrow, veiled in tears.
Yet the fire sleeps within,
Waiting for the dawn to begin.

Final Chorus 

Visions in the winter forest,
Bound in frost where the silence reigns.
Dreams of fire, cold and endless,
Burn until the light remains!

Outro

The forest sleeps… but the visions stay,
Guiding the lost on their endless way.

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A Break In the Rain

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Lose Yourself, Lose Your Mind

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TWRK·4·THΞ·G0DS

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PART I — Soul∞Tied: The Oath

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