| Sudden Wall of sleep arrives
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| In my bed, I can’t awaken
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| Faintly I can hear their cry
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| Novena for my soul
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| Death in life, boxed in a case
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| In my Sunday’s best
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| Underground, one thousand pounds
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| Crushing down upon my chest
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| Family gazing over me
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| Mourning their goodbyes
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| Why can’t I answer them?
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| This is all a lie!
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| Lowered in a pit of fate
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| Lamentation of the end
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| Forget it all, it’s over now
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| We’ll never see him again
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| Padded prison, living tomb
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| Silent hell in which I wake!
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| Scream in fear, no one can hear
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| Minutes left my life’s at stake
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| Scratch and pound, and kick in vain
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| Claustrophobic waves send me wild
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| Gasp thin air, realize the end is near
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| They buried me when I was alive!:
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| Cause of death was never confirmed
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| Did he really die?
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| Get permission from the state
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| To save his precious life
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| Force of pressure in my brain
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| Capillaries burst and drown my cries
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| Distant sounds of digging through the earth
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| Are they real, or wishful thinking lies?
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| Padded prison, living tomb
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| Silent hell in which I wake!
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| Scream in fear, no one can hear
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| Minutes left my life’s at stake
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| Thank you Jesus, here they come
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| To save me from my final breath
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| Wretch in sorrow, disgusted they turn
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| From my horrified face of death |