| Have you heard the myth of men
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| That predict their own death like a score?
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| How could one depict such a prophecy from a world so scarred?
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| To think, they picked the one of one million ways to disappear
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| That’s something else…
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| That’s something else…
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| Somehow this thought was hanging above my head
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| For weeks, plus days when I wasn’t really me
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| Infatuated with a dark, looming end
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| I feared company
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| I hear sirens all night for miles
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| And I’m sure we can die from nothing
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| I can’t be afraid of subtleties out of my control
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| It’s not saying goodbye that makes me toss and turn
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| It’s the thought that I won’t
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| There’s only so much room in our graves
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| Only so much that we can take with us
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| How deep is the plan to take me under after wronging another?
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| Swinging machines
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| Brush my heavy shoulders as they carve into mother
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| And now a thought is hanging above my head
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| I will never know
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| (There's an illness about. Bodies all give out.)
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| I’m not afraid to go
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| But I fear to leave on a bad note
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| Our souls are tortured
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| Dreaming morbid dreams 'til they turn on themselves
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| I got here ok
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| For someone who was headed somewhere else
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| This must mean something
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| This all must mean something
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| I don’t need it all mapped out
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| But I do wish that I knew where not to dwell |