Prison Of My Mind
There's a secret place known to me where I run and hide
Where the sun doesn't shine, somewhere deep inside
There's a place where no one's gone, far hidden from prying eyes
Where Willows weep and Roses die, where I've dug my grave, where darkness resides
Bloodstained walls and moaning drawls , creaking doors, damnation's whores
Fearsome faces, chains and maces, loathsome, graceless
Murderous eyes peer from dark places, stalking, waiting, patience
Pounce without notice, life drains and blends to the tint, every novice spent, repent?
There a secret place known to me where I'm banished and without key
Where cackles resound a chilling sound, hungry growls expecting thee
There's a cold shrill of metal and a shiver up the spine, a sharp heartless whisper: "You're mine!"
Where the specters of the mind seize and bind and howl a cacophonous glee
Nightmares so vivid I must have lived it, childhood cries, a vicious vice
Toss and turn to a red eye glare, close my eyes, but he's still there
Fight the panic, can't withstand it, learn to hide the pain in pride
Ostracized to the rear of my mind, locked up tight to save those I love in life
There's a secret place known to me where I'm sacrificed
Where I'm held fast by puppeteer's strings, wrapped around my body, I shudder and gasp
There's a trill of mockery, debauchery, anticipate the kill in treachery
Where those in life you've trusted raise the blade in bloodshed
My pain will help others gain, knowledge within a suffering
Gladly given, all have risen; and I lie where Willows weep and Roses die
Scythe aloft, sharp and kind, free me sweetly from this confine
Hear my cry cut out as I die, in this prison of my mind
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