The Cold
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The Cold
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The silence, the coldness
It’s the monster that we feared
When we fell down, into silence
It was the moment that we heard it
I remember what you told me
What you told to me when we danced
It were your last words
It was the last dance that we had
I feel you still, you’re holding me
I remember how you felt
How you promised, to hold me
To hold me until death
I remember what you told me
What you told me when we danced
I’m alive still
I’m alive still without you
You could bring upon me tears of joy
You raised me into light
I still see you in my dreams sometimes
The dreams in which we hide
I remember what you told me
What you said to me that night
You could fight no more
You were dancing into the light
In silence
In silence we will dance
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