Why does it, come to this?
A feeling of, departure

Look away, from this storm
Turn away, pull the thorns

Out
And Help yourself
Die
But close your eyes
See yourself, slipping away
Conscience is twisted, bury this day

This day, this day

You'll regret this
You'll die for this
I'll laugh in bliss
Goodbye my last kiss

You will die
You will burn
Light the match
Smell the ashes

Knock you out
Pour the gasoline
No escape
This is your fate

Wake up
Smell the gasoline
Watch the flames near
You'll burn alive

I won't hesitate
Carry me, I can't see
Illusions of absoluteness
In this reverie

Why does it always come to this?
Dream of contentment, dream of lies

Load the gun
I'm playing god tonight
Infinite sadness, I've lost myself


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