The Weak And The Wounded
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The Weak And The Wounded
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The end begins.
I can't escape as it pulls me further into anesthesia.
Tear down my sense of conviction.
Corrupt my soul.
The end begins.
In my eyes. In my heart.
I have laid upon a deadman's bed,
only to fall into a trap of lies and seduction
that rivals the greatest sense of love.
Play it back until the voice becomes just a sound.
Penetrate your mind with all these images of you.
I have given up an angel's kiss.
Only to break apart your path of trust and burn myself down.
Struggle to the end; I scare myself.
Play it back until the voice becomes just a sound.
Penetrate your mind with all these images of you.
I'd give it all to have it back.
I could have had it all in front of you all by myself.
Love in my eyes, lust in my heart. I made it all up.
Lies, deceit empowers me, so it ends. (ends)
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