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Dust & Debris
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Who would have thought
You were all caught
with death
Your hands so cold
You can’t even hold
your breath
Soon you’ll turn inside out
And fade out
How does it feel, naked and free
Now
Grief will not wait
Loved ones all pray
for you
Have no extra time
No more tears to cry
You’re doomed
Soon you’ll turn inside out
And fade out
How does it feel, naked and free
Now
And we sing out
And we sing out
And we sing out
And we sing out
Seconds are slow
Once you do know
the end
Nothing makes sense
All feelings enhanced
And then
It turns black, white & gold
Your life unfolds
But all we can see is dust and debris
Now
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Who would have thought
You were all caught
with death
Your hands so cold
You can’t even hold
your breath
Soon you’ll turn inside out
And fade out
How does it feel, naked and free
Now
Grief will not wait
Loved ones all pray
for you
Have no extra time
No more tears to cry
You’re doomed
Soon you’ll turn inside out
And fade out
How does it feel, naked and free
Now
And we sing out
And we sing out
And we sing out
And we sing out
Seconds are slow
Once you do know
the end
Nothing makes sense
All feelings enhanced
And then
It turns black, white & gold
Your life unfolds
But all we can see is dust and debris
Now
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