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by FleshWarning

Into the depths of the mirror he would gaze Trying to find himself through the foggy haze But the air was thick and it stuck in his throat So he hit his blunt, laid back, and would toke His mind began to wonder to the places he'd been And he remembered how happy he was, way back then When the sun would always shine, and friends were always near, When he had a women who to his heart, was dear Sophie's laugh could brighten his day And all the pains of yesterday would go away They would hold hands and kiss His life had found bliss For he had found Sophie And Sophie was his He couldn't have guessed, Sophie wouldn't live to have kids When the masked monster broke into their house, they both hid The mask had a quench for blood, That only death satisfies Poor Sophie's last love, Would be her demise The mans smile was swept from his face As he realized the darkness of the place For where he was, there was no sun He reached across the table and pick up his gun And just as the mask had done to Sophie, He took a life, the finest trophy.
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