Symptom Of The Universe
Black Sabbath
Take me through the centuries to supersonic years Electrifying enemy is drowning in his tears All I have to give you is a love that never dies The symptom of the universe is written in your eyes Yeah Yeah Mother mooch is calling me back to her silver womb Father of creation takes me from my stolen tomb Seventh night the unicorn is waiting in the skies A symptom of the universe, a love that never dies Yeah Yeah Take my hand, my child of love come step inside my tears Swim the magic ocean I've been crying all these years When our love will ride away into eternal skies A symptom of the universe, a love that never dies Yeah Yeah Oh my child of love's creation, come and step inside my dreams In your eyes I see no sadness, you are all that loving means Take my hand and we'll go riding through the sunshine from above We'll find happiness together in the summer skies of love1975 70s 8-track 80s All time favourites Awesome badass big daddy oz Black Sabbath british butter for your soul classic classic metal classic rock Crunk dark Doom doom metal favorites favourite gibson sg good drums good during long runs good during short runs great lyrics greatest lyrics Greatest tracks ever guitar hard old school hard rock Hard Rock - Heavy Metal heavy heavy metal heavy metal gods heavy metal symphonic orgasmat heavy rock honcuks choice jummy jammy Love malloy2000 playlist - top song metal my 2005 old school oldies Ooooh please let there be my kind of portalternativo Progressive proto doom psychedelic rating 4 rock Rock Me Baby rock top silent intensity stoned at the alamo tonight super sonic guitar riff The British are coming THE classic metal the heaviest love song ever they taught me how to live thrash thrash metal tracks tseuq rock tseuqone TSound tyngd very emotive
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