The Day After
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The Day After
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A dark day, gray and cold
Can't feel the wind anymore
Only dust I can reach
The silence takes care of me
Beats in my heart are not that alive
And alive is only the memory
Of my last smile, everything is so small
Disappearing, slowly going away
My body shakes now
I feel cold and
I see a light
Should I run to it?
Can't feel my legs
Oh no! Can't feel my life
Day after
The human race down in a hole
Day after
Am I dreaming of previewing the future?
Don't know if I wanna back
Don't know if I can back
To this fucking way of living
I thought this crazy fight
Was gonna make a winner
But everyone has lost
I fought for a fake ideal
Seem like a scarred boy now
Trying not to fear death
If olny I could come back in time
I'm alone and I'm not in heaven
Miss her hair, the wind in my face
The light is so far now...
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