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In the Dark

from In the Whiteout by Cellarghost

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It's been said there's one moment that so completely changes you you forget who you are,
That same one moment that so completely changed you started to define you and confine you to
bed.
Twelve long years have come and gone since that day, (13)
With the cavalcade of black and red machines.
The sirens call out through the noise of life,
Maybe it's you and you've lost your way.
You're caught up in,
Another firefight,
You've left behind a flame so grand,
and Eternally bright.
You say it burns,
I say it keeps me warm,
In the warmth I find your memory,
But for her it's not easy,
She's started to deform.
I don't want to ever forget you,
You'll never forget him.
and flame that burns.
You're not here to put it out for her anymore.
I will always love you but for that I want to hate you,
But I can't.
You left her in the dark all alone.

I tried
I couldn’t save her
From herself

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from In the Whiteout, released June 17, 2016

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