If I died today
If I died today
My spirit would pass away.
My bones would turn to dust
Before tomorrow turns to dusk
The moon would still light the night sky
My corpse unnoticed by passersby
The sun would still rise in the east
The world would not change in the least
Maybe a few would miss me here
Shed for me at least one tear
But friendship dies along with my soul
Bonds are broken, love ripped out whole
Don't be a fool and weep for me
Don't you know, I'm finally free?
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