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Oathbreaker
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Oathbreaker
Closing in
walls that surround me are closing in
Can't breathe
Sawdust shrapnel sticks inside my throat
Cannot breathe a word without your say so
You enrapture me with every single spear you throw into my heart
With every syllable
Laughing inside
You mock me
Trembling
Senses seething, hot breath full of sin
Look right through me
Desire can't burn away the difference between
The wind that takes the sail
Will never set us free
Crumbling
Defenses weakened, walls are crumbling
Your Trojan men prepare to infiltrate the heart within
Hurry up and fall down on me
Let the rubble rain down
Smother me right
I won't fight it
Let you in?
The little onion just peels back the skin
Stinging your eyes, making you cry boy
You keep digging in
Layer by layer, strip it all back
Nowhere to hide
I cant fight it
Desire can't burn away the difference between
The wind that takes the sail
Will never set us free
The places you've been
The faces you've seen
Have torn you from me
Desire and regret
The promises wrecked
My Oathbreaker
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