Elysan Fields
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Elysan Fields
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If I die give my body to the sun
Please don't cry this field of tears will let me run
But the echoes sparcely tell me where to go
And I'm stuck between the rain and the snow
I didn't think dying would be so hard
I didn't think living would be so hard
Waking up in the turning tide
Aas easier than living in your eyes, my love
And the paper let me use it's face
To tell you of all my disgrace
And I'm sorry if you didn't say "goodbye"
Yes I'm sorry if I ever made you cry
But none of this time was wasted on you
I thought I was fine walking in these shoes
But the water was just too cold
And your words were just too bold
Then the summer came at early spring
And my lungs let out a breath and then a scream
And as I lie here dying
You haven't lost a thing
You haven't lost a thing
These lonely eyes are letting go of pain
So if I die, let my blood leave a stain.
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