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Drifting

from The Leap Of Pain by After Eternity

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lyrics

Selfpity is no more an option
She rests an eternal sleep
Her thoughts divided
Tried to conquer her mind

Life flashes before her eyes
Nothing but pain
She would do anything
To break from this hell

Oblivion surrounds me
(My biggest fears come true)
The world as I knew it
(Seems to have no use of me)
Where have I gone
(I wanted to be left behind)
The darkness, the sorrow
Is crushing me

One thing I remember
The way you’ve treated me
All attempts to earn acceptance seem superfluous
Why don’t you just dispose of me?

Her so called ”loved ones”
All gathered around her
The smell of guilt lay upon
Each and everyone

I'm sensing a presence
(Familiar smells all around)
The darkness descending
(I try to open my eyes)
My body’s not mine
(Lost control over my own life)
My eyes won’t open.
Help me.

One thing I remember
The way you’ve treated me
All attemps to earn acceptance seem superfluous
Why don't you just dispose of me?

Long time has gone
Since my body was mine
I wouldn’t know how to feel fine
I won't try any more to earn their respect
When all I get back is their hate
And their fake sympathy

She opened her eyes
To find silence in the air
All had vanished before her
She thought they were there
At last, she found her solitude

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from The Leap Of Pain, released June 17, 2017

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