Death Bed

from After Midnight by Damnation

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As sleeping beauty rested
It became her Death Bed
As sleeping beauty rested
It became her Death Bed

Holding on to my one true love
Who's slipping away from me
The time has come for us to part
Emotional agony

As sleeping beauty rested
It became her Death Bed
As sleeping beauty rested
It became her Death Bed

Watching the life flow from her
She's slipping into the unknown
Thinking of all the dreams we had
A future that we'll never know

Please don't go
Leave me in misery
Your skin is so cold
Now I'm all alone

As sleeping beauty rested
It became her Death Bed
As sleeping beauty rested
It became her Death Bed

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from After Midnight, released March 31, 2017

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