Sometimes a Void
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Sometimes a Void
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Holding your head up high
Feeling the weight of the sky
Struggling through mortal coil
Then return to the soil
Hope a malicious tool
Invented by religious fools
Who put souls on hold
With no rapture to unfold
Sometimes a void
Floating alone
Traveling space
Fearing the point of death
Will i reach eternal rest?
Are the roses in bloom
Cursed with perpetual time?
Decay comes lonely and swift
But where exactly will we shift
In a void full of countless souls
All divided by space unknown
Sometimes a void
Floating alone
Traveling space
Harrowing inside
My crater
For a ride
Towards the black hole
A new universe unfolds
And maybe a better god
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Carpe Diem Envy performs "Sometimes a Void", and this lyric page sits inside the Carpe Diem Envy catalog on LyroVerse.
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