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The Fog

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The Fog

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When she was young her mind was pure and free

An ambitious girl, with ambitious dreams

Who knew that she’d grow up to be trapped in her mind, a detainee

Just like a ship lost at sea she lost her faith lost all belief

No shred of hope of ever returning.

Just close your eyes. Trapped in a fog she realized

This is her demise she’s practically paralyzed

This sickness conditions and all of the symptoms

Prescriptions can’t fix this, this horrible illness.

Wind starts to blow the rain pours as the waves crash below

The beacons glow fades away as she fights the undertow

This storm is encroaching her mind that’s eroding

The fog comes in flowing the storm is approaching

The fog

She can’t see through this haze

Confusion, delusions, her mind’s in a daze

Can’t recognize a face.

No memories of loved ones not even a trace

She’s ready to go and you can see it in her face

(She’s moving on)

She will escape this maze

And conquer the haze she’s no longer afraid.

The thunder’s crashing and clouding up your head

Your thoughts and your memories

Dissolve and the water’s turning red

No weather warning nobody could predict

The forecast, the anguish, the suffering, she’s sick.

These waves, walls, they won’t bring her down.

She’ll find her way out past the clouds

She’ll rise up and never be drowned

Determined to rout her way out

Of this fog

She can’t see through this haze

Confusion, delusions, her mind’s in a daze

Can’t recognize a face

No memories of loved ones not even a trace

She’s ready to go and you can see it in her face

(She’s moving on)

She will escape this maze

And conquer the haze she’s no longer afraid.

No she’s no longer afraid

These waves, walls, they won’t bring her down.

She’ll find her way out past the clouds

She’ll rise up and never be drowned

Determined to rout her way out

Of this fucking fog

She can’t see through this haze

Confusion, delusions, her mind’s in a daze

Can’t recognize a face

No memories of loved ones not even a trace

She’s ready to go and you can see it in her face

(She’s moving on)

She will escape this maze

And conquer the haze she’s no longer afraid

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