If I Die III
If I Die, tell Lena I love her;
If I Die, tell Lena I'll miss her;
For I live For her, and she for me;
If I Die tomorrow, her eyes I'll never see;
And If I Die, tell Tricia she taught me;
How to be a man, and other lives one does see;
If I Die, pentagram on my casket;
Bring fear to those watching, question all their existence;
Bring fear to the world, to avenge the fallen;
All the lives destroyed by Christ's loyal calling;
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