Kingdom
from The Rain Will Erode The Deeds Of Life by In Crimson Colours
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lyrics
Hope is the sovereigns home
Crowned for his belief in hearts
She laughed as he lost his sun
She smiles as the dark night comes
Bones come with needy aching
Flesh rot as deeds are done
The clocks a repeating song
He lays on his sheets withdrawn
Home, descending home
On, ascending on
The leaves, on my tree are gone
Time to go back home
Crowned for his belief in hearts
She laughed as he lost his sun
She smiles as the dark night comes
Bones come with needy aching
Flesh rot as deeds are done
The clocks a repeating song
He lays on his sheets withdrawn
Home, descending home
On, ascending on
The leaves, on my tree are gone
Time to go back home
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from The Rain Will Erode The Deeds Of Life,
released March 23, 2021
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In Crimson Colours London, UK
‘In Crimson Colours’ is the collaborative project of Méon and Qualia, starting in early
2014.
This project is a vessel for both artists to create under a name that frees them from the constraints of labels, preconceptions and genre association to purely explore new ideas.
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