Life of agony - Death in despair

by King Harry   Aug 30, 2006


As I daydream about
My own inquisition
My tormented Soul hungers
For a final apparition

Will thou still love me tomorrow,
If I die in all my sorrow?

Then arrives the time
At last bow my head
Still craving for thee
Within my dying breath

Will thou still love me tomorrow,
If I die in all my sorrow?

I foresee my death
At the early break of dawning
And patiently await
Ghosts to be crawling

Will thou still love me tomorrow,
If I die in all my sorrow?

Eternity and me
Finally together
Most will be gone
But minor smell of heather

Will thou still love me tomorrow,
If I die in all my sorrow?

Standing at my grave
Whilst I'm no longer here
Thy memory of me
Shall never disappear

Thou shall love me tomorrow,
As I died in all my sorrow!

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