Obituary
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Obituary
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Everybody else let it go
They would try to understand
Oh, not him, no, not him, no, not him, no
Leave hime by, Gods lies
Staying yourself, not easy
Oh, not him, no, not him, no, not him, no
Looking in the mirror
Scared of what he sees
Looking at there children
Scared of what they'll be
Looking at themself
Scared of what they'll say
Scared of what they'll say
Obituary of a man
Not like you and me
It's a life of another man
Stumble in me
Obituary of a man
Not like you and me
Not like him
As we all cry
Oh, just to survive
He smiles
'Cause he never cared, no no
Alltough hes said he followed through
Let it all go
Looking in the mirror
Scared of what he sees
Looking at there children
Scared of what they'll be
Looking at themself
Scared of what they'll see
Scared of what they'll say
Scared of what they'll say
Scared of what they'll say
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