All I can feel is the beat of my heart
And I count every breath that I take
The darkness will drain all the pleasure and pain
And delete all emotions inside of me

For better or worse
There s shadow in my soul now
I feel it inside as I am fading away
The replay of my life
I see it running in my mind now
Familiar faces smiling back at me
On the day I was born

Now I am dying all alone

A view from the past will remind me of the good times
That I had in the innocent days
I was one of the young with a spirit so strong
Never knew make believe from reality

The tears that I cry
Through the eyes of the betrayer
It might be the last that I taste in this life
There s no room for the sorrow in this is image of a lifetime
Only delight and the joy life has given me...

Oh, it s a taking me back to the glory days
I smile as I fade in this empty space
The memories awake and this feels like I m alive
In this glory days

I have no regrets; I know there is no return
Awaiting the end it all
But I m walking of air every minute in here
This is a beautiful way to go

It s a taking me back to the glory days..

I know the end will soon be here
And all I am will disappear
I wish I could stay in wonderland
And relive the glory days


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    This Song is about a man on his deathbed with only seconds left. He is having his life flash before his eyes and in those few moments realizes how beautiful life has been and he wishes that he could cherish his memories forever.

    It is probably my favourite song ever.

    I also like the version on Nightfall Overture equally :).

    Ironearthon July 15, 2009   Link

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