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I Follow the Snow
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No-o, no-o
No-o-o-o
No-o, no-o
No-o-o-o
On a wintry dawn I felt
I belong to the snow that fell
From iron colored sky
I'm under a cold white spell
You're my only guide, my only guide
As you shine my way across the night
With you I die, with you I die
Every single spring when blooms arrived
I follow the snow
I follow the snow
I follow the snow
Saying no, no, no
I follow the snow
I follow the snow
I follow the snow
Saying no, no, no
As a glacial gateway sets
I finally lose my consciousness
I'm nobody now at last
The leveling flakes will hide the rest
You're the End, you're the End
On your freezing might we all depend
I'm hand in hand, I'm hand in hand
With the chiming vibe of your farewell chant
I follow the snow
I follow the snow
I follow the snow
Saying no, no, no
I follow the snow
I follow the snow
I follow the snow
Saying no, no, no
On a wintry dawn I felt
I belong to the snow that fell
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Established in 2016 as a support for a closed community of artists, for their truth to be spread into the outer world by publishing their music and distributing related discographies.
Regardless of any specified genre, the organization primarily stands for acts taking part in the deliberated withstand for non-existence.
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