English, 26.01.2021 21:30, jordanbb9482

Time has run out for me, everything's distant and I don't know what to believe It's so hard, lost in the world's confusion and I need to leave
For awhile, life is so meaningless there is nothing worth a smile
So goodbye, I'll miss you
I'm sorry, but this is my fate
Everything is worthless, no one who wants me to stay
And I'm sorry, but I've waited too long
So here's my goodbye
No one will cry over me
I'm not worth any tears
It's been the years, of abuse
Neglected to treat the disorder that's controlled my youth
For so long, I'm in a fleshy tomb burried up above the ground
It's no use, why should I hold on it's been five years don't need one more
So goodbye, life's abuse
I'm sorry, but this is my fate
Everything is worthless, no one who wants me to stay
And I'm sorry, but I've waited too long
So here's my goodbye
No one will cry over me
I'm not worth any tears
And I'm sorry, but this is my fate
Everything is worthless, no one who wants me to stay
And I'm sorry, but I've waited too long
So here's my goodbye
No one will cry over me
So here's my goodbye
No one will cry over me
I'm not worth any tears

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