Deathbed Lullaby
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Deathbed Lullaby
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I fell down for the first time
Once more and it all will be gone
At least I know what was it all about
I can say I´m sorry but there´s no need
No need to forgive
Plant the seeds of a new beginning
I will no longer hurt you
With indolence I feed the feeling
Self-inflicted pain
I wish I could disappear
I sit on the edge of my bed now
And light a cigarette again
I look above at the gray sky
And once again I wish I was dead
I think it´s going to rain
Plant the seeds of a new beginning
I will no longer hurt you
With indolence I feed the feeling
Self-inflicted pain
I wish I could disappear
Something is burning in me
I no longer hear your call
I think of death as my dear friend
Lay down to eternal sleep
The rain is pouring down again
The rain is pouring down again
it´s pouring down
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