| Today he died
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| He stared in the void then took his own life
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| You watched me cry
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| Alone in the parking lot as I felt the now and forever collide
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| I fight in vain, try to deny, to push back the years, and the weight,
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| and the gray
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| But it’s in my face, the edge of the infinite, and we’re all just inches and
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| seconds away
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| My eyes are wide and I feel the weight
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| Sit down, breathe out, and try not to faint
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| Or be crushed by the scale of everything
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| What is man in the scope of existence?
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| Just a blink on a dot in the dark
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| But the patterns that weave through the distance
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| Bear a voice that proclaims who we are
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| Your love oh God, I feel the weight
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| For who am I that You know my name
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| And then leave me the seas to display with the stars
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| That of all you have made You set man apart
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| For we are Your treasure
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| Your heartbeat surrounds me
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| There aren’t words to describe what You’ve shown me
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| Each man is in your image
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| And walking around shining just like the sun
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| The depths are not void they resound with the truth
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| That there’s no peace to rest in, till we find our place in You
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| I see their souls, and feel the weight
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| Oh God forgive each word I waste
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| And grant that my throat with the sun would be raised
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| To banish the dark because I cannot take
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| Another death in my silence |