A Storm In The Silence
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A Storm In The Silence
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As I lay back and look to the night sky,
New realms become visible to my eyes
When I return back to reality,
I wonder what is right to believe
Waking to a new day and it's fate,
Facing this world, breeding hate
A storm in the silence
Gazing into the glass screen of doom,
Depression sets in, destruction looms
A storm in the silence
To sacrifice my sanity would kill me
Room to breathe to set myself free
A storm roars around my brain
Silence within keeps me sane
I must escape to deal with life
A change in the world eludes my sights
A storm in the silence
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