Cemetery
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Cemetery
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I captured slow life and know it well
Like the back of my broken hands
We accept our solace cloaked
As friendship gripped by time
And modern man,
A liar holds a fractured posture
That says it best when nothing at all
Graced in patience and blessed with fear,
Scratching at my door
I can feel there's movement
After fading grey and silence pass
Like a shadow losing contrast
As the night crawls over last
But life is surrounded by flowers in bloom,
Slowly dying,
Age is cursed and i’m trapped in a dark oak casket
Driven by a hearse
My eyes are filled with the years of regret,
I can't take back.
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Landscapes performs "Cemetery", and this lyric page sits inside the Landscapes catalog on LyroVerse.
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