Death As A Gift
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Death As A Gift
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Stormy day outside
When nothing's real
His nameless face appears
I see a man waiting for
A sign he's been seeking
Heralds of the end
So this way ends his day
His days all feel the same
Heads down, crippling steps
As misery is coming
And nothing's real
Raindrops keep falling to wet his pain
Distress in never-ending days
Hope death is for real
Distress in never-ending days
Rainfall unending
To find death in misery
A blessing in these times
The greatest gift
Espero que estos delicados sueños vuelen hacia ti como
violentas quimeras encarnadas de ensueño y destrucción,
para que solo dejes de mentirte a ti mismo y sacies tu
duda devorando la soledad en este irreverente abandono
al cual pertenecemos mucho antes que nuestros pies
caminaran estos insufribles lugares.
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