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Artist: The Judas Factor
Canonical path: /the-judas-factor/the-last-song
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The Last Song
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The Last Song
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There's no words, to describe the feeling.
The helplessness, the numbness, that ran through my veins.
And i never got a chance, a chance to say good-bye.
And you never got a chance to see the fear in my eyes.
As my world spiraled out of control and my life could never be the same, this is what it's like to lose control of yourself, this is what it feels like to be paralyzed.
There's no words, to describe the feeling.
The helplessness, the desperation, that ran through my veins.
I watched a beautiful woman lose her life and he lost his wife.
And i succumbed to the numbness that ran through my veins.
No control over life, no more will to fight.
Sit back and watch as it is all taken away.
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