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Created on: July 31, 2010
I stand before you now my head no longer down
I sought you for so long lost my need to be strong
It always echoed inside me the day it's today I'll be free
Those smiles and the comfort they forced themselves on me
They wanted to prove that all would be okay
How could anyone have said that to someone so frail and pale
This world had become a coffin and they provide the nails
Too sick to fight the want to be united with those I wish to see
I welcome you, my death will you welcome me
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