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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I’ve put everything I have in a final attempt A simple procedure, from which I seem to be exempt I want to love, I want to touch, I so want to feel But with my every emotion dwelling on the past It seems I’ll be held until your serpent comes for his final meal A few loved ones, A few friends Above our sun, I ask for a glorious end I guess I’m praying for hell, one last victorious sin I often question myself, Is that all that matters I’ll share with you, the smiles, the tears, oh the laughter I’ve been running from everyone else’s testimony Yet I find myself shaping my own So cunning, severely less than lonely No use in escaping, when it’s over, I’ll be gone But no worries for death will be my final journey alone Apathy forever slapping me Yes I’m troubled, and I know every person has their issues How can I be a better man When I couldn’t forget, forgive, or care to miss you And when this song is over No longer will your tribulations belong on these shoulders I’m shrugging them now, carry your problems yourself Even when my darkness dims, I’ll forever adore what’s left Because I am alive, tomorrow I’ll be gone My own words, a short story of this individual’s life At any moment, I feel you’re alone; I’ll give you this song Because I am alive, and tomorrow we’ll be gone
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