Fighting the Death
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Fighting the Death
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Death you are welcome.
Death you are welcome.
Broken bones, red skin.
Endless pain starts again.
Painful lap, crying soul.
Tears of hate and a loaded gun.
Angry pa, fearful ma.
Hand of steel is what she feels.
Nightmares come, take my hand
And bring me down to shadowland.
I wake up and all I see
Are tears of sadness and my misery.
The doctor says, this machine
Is my friend till judgement day.
Can you come?
Can you come?
Can you come?
Death you are welcome.
Now that death is my friend.
He gives me rest in the end.
But the way I walk is small and deep.
One wrong step and I'm the beast.
Fight the death with your soul.
This way to go is the one.
Take your life with your hands
Out of this shadowland.
Disappear.
Disappear.
Disappear.
Disappear.
Death you are welcome.
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