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The Fall Of Autumn
03:37
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Got a bottle of sleep in your pocket
a jar of memories in your head
No one knew what you were out to do
But I saw the fading of your eyes
and what was going on in your mind
still I could not believe the news
Why was she troubled?
Was she insane?
She swallowed down her life to end the pain
This is the fall of Autumn, the fall of you
Don't fall asleep, please, Autumn
I don't know what I'd do
if the snow arrives to bury you alive
But that's what you wanted all along
Now my dear sweet Autumn,
winter will be the death of you
Your colour's change with the seasons
but not the colours that I love
as the red drains from your veins
You wear the snow like a blanket
and the ground is now your bed
blissful dreams distract you from the pain
My muse is dying
My muse is dead
She lost the battle raging in her head
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2. |
Interlude
01:49
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3. |
TrivialReality
04:01
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