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Don't bother asking why I left you to bleed
You should already know that we were never family
This disaster was penned by your fucking hand
Sit and wait for your body to be swallowed by land

There is nothing left
Chasing your dreams into the valley of death
They'll never come true
This world's anathema is people like you

Your words were a cancer
They came in through my ears and festered inside
Collapsing from within I hope it all comes back to you
And eats you alive

The continents cave in
The oceans evaporate
By all means you can try to run
But it has already been too late

I have seen all your bad dreams
You cannot hide them from me
I am the match that started the flames
To burn the skin away into misery

Close your eyes but don't bother with prayers
Unfold your hands because there's no one who cares
Don't waste the time you have with plans for tomorrow
I've seen the future and it only spoke of sorrow

The only beauty I ever found
Was in watching the clock hands turn away
I learned from you that it is only skin deep
I hope I live to see your outsides match your insides someday

The continents cave in
The oceans evaporate
By all means you can try to run
But it has already been too late

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from III: Dharma Collapse, released February 9, 2015

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