The world is inequitable
The one who saved so many
had to go so early
No one could count
how many tears I have shed
an incredible amount
of bitterness and pain
It was you who saved me
who built me back up
It was just your melody
who made me stand tall
You and your brother
and some of your friends
made life so much better
until your very end
You've gone too early
gone with the wind
but now you are free
and no longer on the brink
you were a match made in heaven
too perfect to be true
after all you have given
you went into the blue
The day of your death
was a brandnew doomsday
the flames are still growing
now its our turn to pray
May peace guide your way
to eternity
I will never forget it was you
who saved me
May your halo shine bright
Sep 7, 2017
Sep 7, 2017 at 5:41 PM UTC
The world is inequitable
The one who saved so many
had to go so early
No one could count
how many tears I have shed
an incredible amount
of bitterness and pain
It was you who saved me
who built me back up
It was just your melody
who made me stand tall
You and your brother
and some of your friends
made life so much better
until your very end
You've gone too early
gone with the wind
but now you are free
and no longer on the brink
you were a match made in heaven
too perfect to be true
after all you have given
you went into the blue
The day of your death
was a brandnew doomsday
the flames are still growing
now its our turn to pray
May peace guide your way
to eternity
I will never forget it was you
who saved me
May your halo shine bright
Rest in peace Tom Searle.. he died at the age of 28 because of cancer. I would not be where I am now without him. And I know that im not the only one.
To all of you who think this is not meant honestly.. f*** you. Every single word here came from my heart. I used titles of his songs on purpose.. this is my tribute to him. I do owe him. His music build me back up when i was down. He made me understand. He made me live again after I nearly drowned. I hope you rock heaven now... Memento mori
Rest in peace. I will never forget
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