It is in the darkness of life in which I reside
In the hollows of death in which I confide
In the hollows of death in which I confide
They lay to me a ear for listening
They pay no heed to the sins above my head
They do not dangle my past, consuming me with dread
They do not test my anger, turning page by page
And when the time comes they take me away
ever so silently, I have no dismay
There is no laughter, no sorrow, no fear
They pay no heed to the sins above my head
They do not dangle my past, consuming me with dread
They do not test my anger, turning page by page
And when the time comes they take me away
ever so silently, I have no dismay
There is no laughter, no sorrow, no fear
Eyes open staring at this body of mine, there is
not a single tear.
They stick by me as my heart reaches my throat.
They listen to these sobs of mine, pressing
close like ghosts.
They hold me as I cry, rocking back and forth
A chill runs through me, and they tense as I
scream
Afraid of what may seem to be a dreadful dream
Their cold arms reach, consuming my warmth
I lay cold on stone, wishing to disappear
There is no place to run, that is very clear.
For It is in the darkness of life in which I reside
In the hollows of death in which I confide.
It is not a choice to whose I may be
I am already taken, never to be free.