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Death and Apathy

Send my dreams to the paper press I've got too much to confess This whole mind is a mess And it's mine It's all I could find As I was spending too much time Screaming and crying Kill my brothers in the Middle East Let their souls be released As the mongrel dogs have a peaceful feast On our blood Down in the mud When it's someone you don't love You don't even shrug Break my bones over color pride Don't you see what I have inside? For my thoughts, I must die Or else I'm a joke Lost within the smoke If I'm not rich then I must be broke A dying man unknown Make the streets a place of peace Instead of hate and bombing grease Power only makes us weak To ourselves To you and myself Take a long look at yourself And you can tell The morning comes and someone's gone Sent away to a funeral song They lost their life being young And still bright Now they only see the night As their mother tries to sleep at night Without life I'm dead and gone someday soon But still I love each sun and moon As they pass over my room I kneel down I start to look around I start to love everything I've found And I'm proud
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Written by
jordan-rowan
Published
Nov 26, 2015
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#war#life#death#appreciation#pride#fighting#acceptance
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