Took a walk down my life today
Broken and empty roads are paved with regrets and guilt I have made
Crushing what bits of hope remain
Do you want to believe what I believe?

I don't remember how to eat, sleep or breathe
Trapped inside this state of decay
You can't tell me that I don't want to stay
I know my pain, burn the faces beyond

Kill me long before I wake
Take me to my sleep I wait
Stifle my breath with every scream
I don't know when I lost my dreams

All my hopes, all my desires now extinguished in my wills fire.
It is gone and I no longer care
Come with me and some hate I'll share
You see no pain in my eyes, that is just my clever disguise

I will not cry to you,
You will not see the truth
Took a walk down my life today
Broken and empty roads are paved with the regrets and guilt I have made

Crushing what bits of hope remain
Do you want to believe what I believe?
I don't remember how to eat sleep or breathe
Trapped inside this state of decay

You can't tell me that I don't want to stay
Suffering, lifeless age, face the pain, life's sweet suffering


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Lifeless Lyrics as written by Jonathan Donais David Germain

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    I don't know if it has any relavence to the song, but the record label who made the album which this song is on is called 'Lifeless Records'. Judging by the lyrics though, it doesn't. I think it's about reminiscing about past mistakes. Something like that.

    Adzyman125on March 09, 2010   Link

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