In Time

Afraid of what might be, why are you inside me?

I find your trials in the way
as I unravel more each day
This game is nothing I can't shape
Follow me... Into the abyss
Take my hand, walk along with me
I'll show you everything I see
Here, from Hell to Heaven's gate
In time the fear will fade away...

I feel I've been slighted, but I have decided...

I'll hold you as we burn away
This fire must be our last escape
Once gone, will nothing else remain?
I'll follow...  Into the abyss
Your fears are broken, now I say
My grip is stronger anyway
Now, I'll pull you from self hate
In time the darkness dissipates...

What is this feeling I can't shake?
Why did my universe just break?
Nothing within me left to take
I'm hollow... Inside the abyss.
Not alone now, who's in front of me
We're bound together at our feet
Dream, and feel us integrate
In time we'll be no mystery...

We've seen what this life is, now our minds are priceless.

What you have done for me this way
Held my will as it went astray
I live now only to repay
Follow me...  Into a new bliss
Familiar plights will be erased
As this force bends the story straight
Free, we'll never hesitate
In time our music dominates...

You feel me inside you; do I not excite you?

I find your trials in the way
as I unravel more each day
This game is nothing I can't shape
Follow me... Into the abyss
Take my hand, walk along with me
I'll show you everything I see
Here, from Hell to Heaven's gate
In time all pain will fade away...

Your pain will fade away...
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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