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I've invited death to dinner
His presence is making me thinner But I let him stay here With or without my inner fear Because what I want from him Is something I cannot do myself What I want is very grim But it's the way I've always felt His movements are slow, his actions planned Playing the role of fate's hand I watch in admiration; how he works I'm sure the way he does it wouldn't hurt Me at all; I just want to be free Free of thoughts that would make me a sinner He's finally ready and I can see It's me that death is having for dinner
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