ShadowFall-Odium's Desire

ShadowFall-Odium's Desire

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Thump. Bump. Badump. Quiet-quiet and cold. I stand in silence and watch it unfold. Bitter, these lies that you told-Now it is too late. My soul has been sold. Thump. Bump. Badump. Can you hear it? Can you...Hear me? My heart is beating, inside my chest. You give me your greeting, say you're not like the rest. But these voices, They cut through your lies. Through this darkness that I try to hide. There's no need, I can see it in your eyes. You are afraid...Of me. Thump. Bump. Badump. Can you hear it? Can you...Hear me? This darkness it's...frightening me. Why are you raining? And why can't I see? Before, at your smile, the shadows would flee. But now they are falling. I'm drowning in me. Bump. Ba-dump. Bump. Ba-dump. Can you hear it? Can you...Hear me? Am I breathing? Am I alive somewhere in this dark? The light is fading. You promised me. Forever and always, Just him and us three. Thump. Bump. Badump. The shadows are falling. Can you hear them? Can you... Hear me? Thump. Bump. Ba-dump.
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