| I opened my eyes I was still alive, I bested the creature
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| I somehow survived I shook off the cobwebs became clear of mind
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| The weapon arcane I quickly would find it was crackling
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| I cut through beast with a brilliant blue beam
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| Carving just like a pumpkin on Halloween
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| Its brain was there it stunk the air as I freed it with my sword
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| I wrapped it in a burlap sack and prayed to my dear Lord
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| I’ve come too far to have you fail me now
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| Allistar must find a way somehow
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| Blue bag of brains, a cure he did promote
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| If he fails, I’ll shove it down his throat-the antidote
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| I dragged it outside I looked for a ride
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| By the good grace of God a free horse was tied
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| I loaded the package with no time to waste
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| I asked for directions, I had to make haste
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| Blazing, I raced through the rain with a bag full of brains
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| Praying, that through all this pain my love would be saved
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| On my horse I raced the streets of London in the storm
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| I must return my Annabelle back to her true form
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| I hope she wasn’t gone
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| I broke down the door
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| Then Annabelle tore Allistar’s body in two
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| She screamed with a roar now fully transformed
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| I knew just what I had to do
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| The lab was on fire the flames getting higher
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| As the monster that was my wife came
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| Scraps from her dress in a tentacled mess
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| As she slithered I called out her name
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| Can you hear me my love God in heaven above
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| In her eyes I still see the blue
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| Then a tear formed and fell that the fires of hell
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| Would be extinguished if it were still you, but she was gone
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| My true love was gone, I had to move on
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| For the love of our son it was now breaking dawn
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| Her blue had turned black, there was no turning back
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| I parried and dodged while she pressed her attack
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| I was hating what I had to do as her inhumanity grew
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| Saying my last goodbye as tears filled my eyes
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| I drew the weapon, crackling light then brightly filled the room
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| Then with a flash I shot my wife and sent her to her doom
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| Then she was gone |