An Ode To Death
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An Ode To Death
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Tell me how far will you go
Would you take the life of another?
Will you be the one to say no?
Forgive and forget when you die my love
Never will I see the sun again
Leave it, just leave it alone
You're picking the scab off another
We're digging the dirt to expose
The answers to all that we do not know
Never will I see the sun again
Never will I see the sun again
Where were you Monday?
Where were you Monday?
I was not missing I was dead
It's simple believe it or not
It's easy to play out the ignorant
The fever that burns in us all
The price that you pay when you down my love.
Never will I see the sun again
Never will I see the sun again
Where were you Monday?
Where were you Monday?
I was not missing I was dead
X 2
You know I killed them all
X4
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