Even In Death

All these years of you gone,
All the times that we missed.
I'll bring you back however I wish.
I'll grab the shovel and start digging.

Carrying your corpse in this cold rain.
You won't ever leave me again.
The earth was separating us.
I've lost my mind to get you back.

The love we shared was death-defying.
Everything we had was not a lie.
You were the one that made my heart ache.
You were the one I couldn't shake.

I'm bringing you back home,
and no one will ever know.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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