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When I die alone When you finally come home There will be no point (Us) We'll be long gone As kids we thought we could So we left each other behind Surely someone else would enter our mind The pain we've pinned to the wall But our love we said it wasn't real, we let it fall Cowardly, debased we withdrew All the while salvation we knew, not Disappearing from each other Can we alone hold over? When I die alone When you finally come home There will be no point (Us) We'll be long gone Emaciated by our hunger and our fear We forgot how to bare, how to fight How to fly in love not in fear Our gears were disengaged When we lost our mind Our lovely thoughts were caged Moving froward, our past is lost How much did our insecurities cost? When my love has lost its host And your mind, my heart's trust Then I will die alone When you finally come home There will be no point (Us) We'll be long gone
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Aug 15, 2012
Aug 15, 2012 at 9:00 PM UTC
(Us) We'll Be Long Gone
When I die alone When you finally come home There will be no point (Us) We'll be long gone As kids we thought we could So we left each other behind Surely someone else would enter our mind The pain we've pinned to the wall But our love we said it wasn't real, we let it fall Cowardly, debased we withdrew All the while salvation we knew, not Disappearing from each other Can we alone hold over? When I die alone When you finally come home There will be no point (Us) We'll be long gone Emaciated by our hunger and our fear We forgot how to bare, how to fight How to fly in love not in fear Our gears were disengaged When we lost our mind Our lovely thoughts were caged Moving froward, our past is lost How much did our insecurities cost? When my love has lost its host And your mind, my heart's trust Then I will die alone When you finally come home There will be no point (Us) We'll be long gone
08/14/12
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emanuel-martinez
Mexican
Aug 15, 2012
Aug 15, 2012 at 9:00 PM UTC
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