End Me (Ballad)

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My sleeps have been restless,
A knock taps louder at my door.
Irritation swallows me with remiss
Patiences runs thin to the core.

More buzzes create headaches.
No matter how hard I ignore.
Voices carry long and quake.
Their hatred is full of vigor.

My head is heavy from clogged dames.
A heart cannot be sewn back to whole.
I try and try to play these games.
But my fingertips are ice cold.

Finally, I'm hopeless and fraile.
Open the sealed gates and let them see.
A bare, fridged, complete fail.
They come close, I say "end me."

Ballads are allowed to be this bitter, right? 

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