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Walled City - Final Goodbye Lyrics



Walled City - Final Goodbye Lyrics




The pain is visceral
Rooted in blood and memory
I never knew a sadness so deep

A lag in my breath
A gouge unhealed
A stolen tomorrow
The unsaid sealed

Goodbye father
Goodbye friend
Not for nothing
Not for nothing

Gone from this plane
Never seen again
Stories untold forever hidden

At morning I rise
In mourning I weep
More sorrow tomorrow
To deal I sleep

A lag in my breath
A gouge unhealed
A stolen tomorrow
The unsaid sealed

Goodbye father
Goodbye friend
Not for nothing
Not for nothing

I choose to honor you
With empathy and truth
Working through the
Emptiness you've left me with

A lag in my breath
A gouge unhealed
A stolen tomorrow
The unsaid sealed

Goodbye father
Goodbye friend
Not for nothing
Not for nothing
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English

The pain is visceral
Rooted in blood and memory
I never knew a sadness so deep

A lag in my breath
A gouge unhealed
A stolen tomorrow
The unsaid sealed

Goodbye father
Goodbye friend
Not for nothing
Not for nothing

Gone from this plane
Never seen again
Stories untold forever hidden

At morning I rise
In mourning I weep
More sorrow tomorrow
To deal I sleep

A lag in my breath
A gouge unhealed
A stolen tomorrow
The unsaid sealed

Goodbye father
Goodbye friend
Not for nothing
Not for nothing

I choose to honor you
With empathy and truth
Working through the
Emptiness you've left me with

A lag in my breath
A gouge unhealed
A stolen tomorrow
The unsaid sealed

Goodbye father
Goodbye friend
Not for nothing
Not for nothing
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Writer: Rachael Sibilia
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid

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Performed By: Walled City
Language: English
Length: 3:27
Written by: Rachael Sibilia

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