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I remember when we’d flip a coin, and off we went
Our clothes up in the air, our feet were always bare
We’d run up to a sign that says ‘nobody really leaves’
But everybody’s time is up eventually

A window, nothing more, but I could travel far indoors
I'd roam around for days without leaving a trace
Not everything is true in ugly letters that I write
I’ll paint a picture too; it’s kinder to the eye

One day, when marble’s growing veins
Only stone remains
The world don’t seem to turn
Inside, my days don’t follow nights
A statue, I’m still life
The heart won’t know it works

I only wear that dress to cover up a chalk-like skin
I drag an empty chest, you can’t tell where I’ve been

I never sign a name; I’m a lodger no one seems to mind
But when years go on unframed, what does one leave behind?

One day, when marble’s growing veins
Only stone remains
The world don’t seem to turn
Inside, my days don’t follow nights
A statue, I’m still life
The heart won’t know it works

I tried to put perspective on eternity
How does it look to outlive mankind?
But everything seems to be a parody
You can’t leave where you came from behind

One day, marble’s growing veins
Only stone remains
The world don’t seem to turn
The world won't know it

One day, marble’s growing veins
Only stone remains
The world don’t seem to turn
The world won't know it hurts...

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