The Walls

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Oh the walls, the walls

These barren, peeling, decaying walls

The walls have seen too much

They crumble under weight of tragedy

If only these walls could talk

These walls would tell a terrible story

This house now sits empty, alone

Still the walls remember

Oh the bottles, the bottles

Now they serve as home to pest

The bottles still remain

A souvenir of the past

Once held cure to sleepless night

To unfelt pain of the deluded

Held escape from a life so trite

The pills that led to life concluded

Oh the ashes, the ashes

Still strewn across the floor

A polite pile with butts in the corner

Roaches, resin and a few spare leaves

Still remain to tell the tale

Ashes from the fire in their soul

The torment that took this physical toll

And left the walls to tragedy

Oh the needles, the needles

Here and there around the house

The holes in their hearts

Nothing like the ones on their skin

The scars on their souls

Worse than marks on their flesh

And the poison in their brain

The same they forced through their veins

Oh the blood, the blood

The blood is the worst of all

How the walls scream of blood

The poor girl's terrible fall

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⏰ Last updated: Mar 06, 2012 ⏰

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