Everything goes away, (Everybody's Dead Pt. 2)
Everybody’s Dead
You know that I’m not strong, I’m very disappointing,
I will tell you in the end.
There’s time where I belong, in this empty shelter,
One can drown in sin.
I feel that my life is slowly unravelling,
Until I can’t control,
I am honored I can say I met the traveler,
He offered me my soul,
Everybody’s dying, Everybody said, Everything goes away,
Everything goes away, I think everybody’s dead.
In decease, discarded, you’re not coming back,
But the hurt won’t fade away,
In the departed, Does it ever end,
I can only blame myself in this way,
But the father who had to go, It was harder than I thought,
But the memory erased,
But some ways I’m divided, I know it’s my fault,
Mom why can’t you stay,
Everybody’s dying, Everybody said, Everything goes away,
Everything goes away, Everything goes away, Now I know for sure everybody’s dead.
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