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Soliloquy

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Soliloquy

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The sleep is still in my eyes

The dream is still in my head

I heave a sigh and sadly smile

And lie a while in bed

I wish that it might come to pass

Not fade like all my dreams...

Just think of what my life might be

In a world like I have seen

I don't think

I can carry on...

Carry on this cold and empty life

My spirits are low in the depths of despair

My lifeblood...

...spills over..

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