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| Memories of You Cloud full of poison Gentle rain burns my skin. Memories of you, Permanently marked for all to see. My damaged fragile body. The canvas you used To show your pain. Gashes formed from scarlet openings. Incisions gave a river that helped Rest your mind. Destroying mine. White scars left from blazing blades Forced upon my brittle skin. Burning my visage to give you More confidence in your own. |
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| Rewrite Rewrite your past It's merely memory, A distant image in an empty cacophony of sound. Make it fit Reflect your present. Take the steps you should have trod. Forget your past It's now insignificant. An ancient occupation long since discussed. Nothing you need Nothing you're proud of. Nothing. Now erased. So rewrite, renew, redress. And give yourself The past you should have lived. |
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| Diamond Mining Why do you do this to me? Forcing the diamonds from my eyes, Massacring the heart I gave you. Never good enough, however hard I try. Why do you leave me alone like this? With no one to stop me from scaring. Sitting alone in a world full of fears Left to myself, diamond mining. Then you whisper that you love me As I slip beyond your reach. |
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| My Chemical Romance I'm in love. Completely engulfed in feeling. In this raw expressed feeling With its brutal honesty. Savagely primitive I feel it. Rushing through my veins. Closing doors And magnifying my senses. My chemical romance I need you. I can't live With it anymore. It makes me sick. Letting me fall After raising me above. I feel it Rushing through my veins. Opening doors Heightening my fears. My chemical romance I can't live without. |
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| Promises Promises promises Every day you sound the same. Always telling me what I want to hear. Tell me simply What you believ. It’s all I care about. Your promises are empty, Not enough to make me smile. The more I care The less they mean. I need to know the truth. Stop entertaining me for present contentment Promise what you mean Stop leading me on. I’m trusting you now You have control over me, Don’t hurt me again If you must then continue, Promise what you promise But mean what you say. Carry out your deceitful deeds If truth be pain, I’d rather die today. |
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| Deaf on the Dance floor Dancing to parade What I am and what I have. Lost in the scene, My nightly exhibition. Slender frames moving faster, My blank face sombre with the thrill. Lost in the routine, My nightly cliché. I’ve been here before, Deaf on the dance floor. Detached from the world In this absence of sound. Hanging beautifully distorted; The lights are my lodestars, Slipping from reach. Dance with me. Before this world stops completely Before this atrophy takes over. And I’m left on my dance floor Deaf to meaning my life had. Dancing to pretend What I was is what I am. Lost in this pretence, My nightly charade. Amongst slender corpses moving faster Hanging beautifully distorted from our lodestars above. |
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| Good Christians Once the bell tolls we bow our heads, Routine rather than praise. To a God we’ve long forgotten As we toil through modern days. Once the destitute come knocking We give money as we ought. Though when we pass them in the street Walk on without a thought. What of any reprimand? For our lives so unfulfilled, Our worship of convenience Meant to be his living will. Tomorrow will be judgement day. Our stars are about to fall. Once fates are sealed and moral catechisms completed Our actions betray us all. |
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