Asoulum
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Asoulum
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I can't move
Belts are too tight
Four bare white walls
Garish light
Awake!
Welcome to my travel berth
It's about time
To cleanse all those hurts
And return
I won't go
Cause I'm in the soul asylum
I can't go
Cause I'm in the soul asylum
I can't move on
Cause I'm stuck in the soul asylum
Please don't erase my name again
Something appears next to me
I follow it
I am led to the edge of bright
I watch as this place starts to change
It takes on all kinds of different shapes
Twisted screaming faces lash out from the walls
Fear permeates through my soul
I hear the moaning
Voices from my past
I'm sinking in the sea of returning cries
I won't go
Cause I'm in the soul asylum
I can't go
Cause I'm in the soul asylum
I can't move on
Cause I'm stuck in the soul asylum
Please don't erase my name again
Not again
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