Broken Man
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Broken Man
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She watches over me my sadness
I lie asleep within her cold embrace
Heaven help me but there is no reply
I'm falling deeper does anyone hear my cry
She comes upon me like madness
In her shadow where I trip and fall
Lost and beaten a slave to my weakness
I've given into this growing bleakness
Move on move on
Been carrying this weight for far too long
Too long too long
So many years have come and gone
Still here singing the song of a broken man
This wall that manifests before me
Foreboding symbol of intimidation
Overcoming I have nothing to loose
But fear and anguish this is the path I choose
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