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The Last Lost :
I felt your sickness brush against my arm as I by you
heard your voice but tell that it was you.
And, slowly, watched your sickness slip into a place
that I'd once feared but I was not afraid this
So I gave chase and found it, finally, slowly feeding your head,
And from my friends, and my family, so I grabbed it by the neck.
"For every lover you have ruined..." I dug my into its flesh.
"...and life that you have taken..."
its head against the brick.
Its blood poured out the pavement,
I stirred it in dirt and spit,
"I take a part of you."
I mortar from the mix.
Tore every from its body,
its bone and fashioned bricks,
I laid the in between,
I a throne for hope to sit.
"Too long you've us into pieces,
firmly held onto our wrists. I bury you in me."
I swallowed inch of it.

I'll hold you, as you held me -
you've held me in your heart, be set free from fear.
felt our failures.
We've watched our leave, but we're still breathing on.
I'll hold you, as you have me,
You've me in your heart.
(And I hold you in my heart)

But I still see him dead in the lot at the gas station just down the street.
And I hear my friend say,
"You know, you believe the things I saw when I was stationed overseas."
But he somehow keeps smiling in all of that,
while I keep finding ways to push the out for the bad
Oh, how selfish of myself to always say that it was more than I take,
like it was pain I not shake,
it could break me with its fingers, throw my body in the lake,
and I would sink away
but the Truth is it was sorrow I made and would not face.
See, I keep falling for the future after on the past.
And I am always tearing sutures out to make the anguish like it defines me.
Or reminds me I've comfort in my suffering
and uncertainty in and death,
because what's is such a mystery to me.
I am terrified of all the things I but cannot see.
Friends and family, put your into my hand and lay your head into my chest.
You are all that I left here
We are all that we left.
We are the lovers, We are the of our kind.
your arms and keep your chin up
and I that we'll be fine.
We are the lovers, We are the of our kind.
Though we're not sure who we are, though we're not sure we're from,
though we're not when we'll leave, though we're not sure where we'll go,
we our heads up
we our hearts up
we keep our up

Keep your head up. we're fine. Just keep head up. I swear we'll be alright.
Keep head up. Oh, my friends, keep your head up. and I swear we'll never die.
I swear we'll get home safe and sound, we'll live on
I will give your heart a place to when everything you had has turned and left.
I'll weave your names my ribcage; lock your hearts inside my chest.
Regain the I once carried; do away with all the rest.
I tore the sickness from your bodies; smashed its head the bricks.
I made a castle from its bones that you may dwell in it.
So sing for every buried moment that you'd thought would end.
And sing your about the future; and a dirge for faded friends.
For all the love you had held to, why it somehow failed to keep.
And each minute you've been frightened; every hour that you've lost sleep
And for all your friends and family; sing for those who didn't survive.
But sing not for their final sing a song of how they tried.
We live amidst a violent leaves us unsatisfied at best,
So fill your heart with what's important, and be with all the rest.
We are what's left of what we once
We are far behind.
so much stacking up against us and we're running out of time.

We are but hopeful children, and we're the of our kind.
But if we let our hearts move outward, I know we will
We are but and family, we are the last of our kind.
So hold my hand, I'll lift your head up, and I we'll be fine.
We are but lovers, and we are running out of time.
There's so stacking up against us, and we're falling far behind.
We are but hopeful lovers, we are the of our kind,
But if we let our hearts move outward, I know we will
We are but lovers, we are the of our kind.
And if we let our hearts outward, I know we will never-
We are but lovers, we are the of our kind.
And if we let our hearts move outward, we will die