Ghost Town
It all fell down
Now I'm left in this ghost town
That I used to call good memories
In all the sadness I drown
Being pulled out by delicate hands of bone
By an entity unknown
Who sits on a throne of death
Whispering sweet words
Telling you you’re all alone
Lulling you in
Resistance is thin
And once in he’ll grin
You’ll realise your trapped with death
He’s waiting for you to take your last breath
But until then he’ll wait in the depths of your mind
Somewhere youll never be able to find
And there he’ll wait
His hands of bone playing you like a marionette
His touch seeping into every crack of your defenses
Messing with your senses
Leaving you open to his manipulation
Leading you towards your annihilation
But you’ll see it as your liberation
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