Past Tense Existence
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Past Tense Existence
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Falling from a great height
Whats beyond this experience?
Counting down the seconds
Before you're gone, dead, over
Goodbye, Forever.
All these hours
Just a second then you're gone
Gasp your every breathe of life
Yesterday's far away
You took him away God
You took him away God
I push you away, away, away
I push you away God
You took him away God
I push you away, away, away
I push you away
Over, Goodbye, Forever
All these hours
Just a second then you're gone
Gasp your every breathe of life
Falling from a great height
Whats beyond this experience?
Counting down the seconds
Before you're gone, dead, over
(R.I.P Scott Murray)
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