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Arms are weak and withered, and the strings won't heed his shaking hands. Pain's his only feeling, and that can't convey what his gasping heart hungers to say About her smile.. about her eyes,.. about her gasping breaths so frail and grey. **The symphony has begun Playing mellow tunes Beckoning the arrival of death At the expense of him. But his strings won't let him Change the way the music is going, His clammy hands trembling, Shaking, Breaking. (He wore his heart on his hands.) All he can do is watch And listen As the music drifts, Deeper, slower... Until her heart Stops.** Arms are weak and withered, holding cards upon the table. Folding never was his strong suit anyway. He waits a while in silence, knowing her pain is no nearer to slowing. Growing screams beckon plugs to pull away. He doesn't know what's left to play, but his withered fingers seem to know the way. She listens as the melody starts, and falters as she closes her eyes. Arms are withered weary, as the music slowly dies. **But as the silence comes around, It revitalizes an old strength. Calling upon the fundamentals of An art once forgotten, But its tremors will now resonate.** Tremors mark his trembling hands, and the music is April, alive and new. The monotone flat-line droning on is in metronome time like when they were young, and he matches her tempo, like they used to do. He plays her life, her laugh, her smile... The music stops, and after a while the day is through. And he thinks to himself... *Tonight is over... and there's the dawn... But it marks the start of a day...                                                    without you...*
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Jul 10, 2015
Jul 10, 2015 at 1:09 AM UTC
Bedside (Collab with Creep that Loves You)
Arms are weak and withered, and the strings won't heed his shaking hands. Pain's his only feeling, and that can't convey what his gasping heart hungers to say About her smile.. about her eyes,.. about her gasping breaths so frail and grey. **The symphony has begun Playing mellow tunes Beckoning the arrival of death At the expense of him. But his strings won't let him Change the way the music is going, His clammy hands trembling, Shaking, Breaking. (He wore his heart on his hands.) All he can do is watch And listen As the music drifts, Deeper, slower... Until her heart Stops.** Arms are weak and withered, holding cards upon the table. Folding never was his strong suit anyway. He waits a while in silence, knowing her pain is no nearer to slowing. Growing screams beckon plugs to pull away. He doesn't know what's left to play, but his withered fingers seem to know the way. She listens as the melody starts, and falters as she closes her eyes. Arms are withered weary, as the music slowly dies. **But as the silence comes around, It revitalizes an old strength. Calling upon the fundamentals of An art once forgotten, But its tremors will now resonate.** Tremors mark his trembling hands, and the music is April, alive and new. The monotone flat-line droning on is in metronome time like when they were young, and he matches her tempo, like they used to do. He plays her life, her laugh, her smile... The music stops, and after a while the day is through. And he thinks to himself... *Tonight is over... and there's the dawn... But it marks the start of a day...                                                    without you...*
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