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English, 07.10.2021 02:30 megamorph

Can someone help me with a part of a lyric? There is a song called: Bryce savage - Till Our Last Day
At minute 0:46 until 1:01
The singer sings something, but I don't understand what he says.
Can someone write me that part that the singer says?
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