I came here for sanctuary
Away from the winds and the sounds of the city
I came here to get some peace
Way down deep where the shadows are heavy
I can't help but think of you
In these four walls my thoughts seem to wonder
To some distant century
When everyone we know is six feet under

When all of our friends are dead and just a memory
And we're side by side, It's always been just you and me
For all to see...

When our lives are over and all that remains
Are our skulls and bones, let's take it to the grave
And hold me in your arms
Hold me in your arms
I'll be buried here with you
And I'll hold in these hands all that remains

I don't want to rest in peace
We can haunt each other's dreams
We'll fight underneath this curse
Bicker away in darkness
We'll find our way to resolve
Our ways from the land of the living
We'll find a common ground
And fall in love all over again

When all of our friends are dead and just a memory
And we're side by side, It's always been just you and me
For all to see...

When our lives are over and all that remains
Are our skulls and bones, let's take it to the grave
And hold me in your arms
Hold me in your arms
I'll be buried here with you
And I'll hold in these hands all that remains

From dust to dirt the other's screams
Grow silent in defeat
I know I chased a memory
But you used to taste so sweet
As you faded away I realised
It's all over
And nothing stays the same
Our skulls and bones and grave

When all of our friends are dead and just a memory
And we're side by side, It's always been just you and me
For all to see...

When our lives are over and all that remains
Are our skulls and bones, let's take it to the grave
And hold me in your arms
Hold me in your arms
I'll be buried here with you
And I'll hold in these hands all that remains


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    This song is called actually called: Skulls.

    CoffeeValkyrieon April 18, 2023   Link

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