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Created on: April 01, 2009
You can't stop the pain
That rips at my heart
All you can do is sit
And watch it tear me apart
You watch as I scream out
Into this dark, cold night
Watching as I struggle
To slowly win this fight
You brush back the hair
That covers my eyes
Watching them scream out
Through my muted cries
I take hold of your hand
But you're silent as a mouse
Comforting me through this battle
This battle of self
Don't let me go
And slip silently away
Hold strong to my hand
So I know that it's all okay
With you by my side
I am not afraid
To go off on this long
And scary escapade
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