Don't turn away
I pray you've heard
The words I've spoken
Dare to believe
For one last time
And then I'll let the

Darkness cover me
Deny everything
Slowly walk away
To breathe again
On my own

Carry me away
I need your strength
To get me through this
Dare to believe
For one last time
And then I'll let the

Darkness cover me
Deny everything
Slowly walk away
To breathe again
On my own [Repeat x5]


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Darkness Lyrics as written by David Draiman Dan Donegan

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    My Interpretation

    This song has always meant a lot to me, having an aunt of mine commit suicide when I was younger, I think this song could be referencing suicide or someone losing a battle to a long term illness. Something in that realm I believe is what this song speaks of and it's about how the other people in the persons life have to pick up the pieces and move on. Sometimes those people closest to that person are even left to battle their own demons and reevaluate their own existence and reason for continuing on.

    EternalTearsOfSorrowon November 10, 2017   Link

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