...Leads To A Lifetime On Mercury
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...Leads To A Lifetime On Mercury
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Running out of daylight now
Horizons fade
Blacking out on the curb again
Silver rings the drain
For years
I've pushed all aside
To sink further in mercury
Beneath a convex glass
Lies my bitter past
Embrace its hold
And I pity not a fuckin' one
Who choose contempt
I felt the break
Between the earth & sky
Rest your head
I've found my solace here
I felt it now
Unplug me from my machine
Let me run
I need to breathe on my own
I've played the part
Of walking dead amongst them all
And I'll never see the light through silver
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