La Fin du Monde
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La Fin du Monde
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There are Words best unsaid
And these lonely days...
Have left them vile, wolves
They feed before they prey
They told me lies of sunshine
When i felt the night
In the end we are all as jaded
Blind, beyond the light
All i have to wait for
Is the moon to rise
These nights in all their splendour
remove my disguise
There are words best used unwritten
And these hollow days...
Have turned them real, wolves
They eat your love away
They told me lies of sunshine
When i felt the night
Oblivion resembles bliss
Enough to sing to the abyss
Comfortly drowning
(sleep is denied for those who understand)
Vast nothingness growing
(dreams lucid as sky I'm forced to comprehend)
Vague heartbeat is slowing
Is the end complete?
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