I've seen them, so dark. Black. And yet fine.
The flower they carry had once been mine.
Get away from me, man of stories. Robe of lies.
Stay far from me. I lie to myself (it's not hurting).

I need help, but not from you or your father.
No! Jesus Christ. Who's my saviour?
Lose myself in gods death.
No! I can't bear all this pain.

I had watched the snow all day.
Falling.
It never lets up.
All day falling.

I lifted my voice and wept out loud, "So this is life?".


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    The song doesn't use all those lyrics! It misses out '(it's not hurting)' and "So this is life?". Amazing though, all the same.

    Ad_Nauseamon August 01, 2007   Link

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