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It's been a while since the hedges have been trimmed
And the branches are hanging low
The floor's beginning to collect dust now
And everything you must not care for anymore

As the cancer eats away
And your memory, it fades
You begin to turn more gray
Accepting, and waiting for the day

The time you spent, it's not all for nothing
And the way she went is the way that you'll go
Together in life, separated by a sudden death
You're breaking from the light and slipping deep into the darkness

The monster in you will not cease
You're taken over by disease
With hope beginning to decrease
Questioning, and begging for relief

A living room, once warm and bright
Floor painted with a low sunlight
Has now become so cold and dark with the blinds always drawn
And I can see you start to slip
Forgetting things and losing grip
I'm afraid I'll end up the same way when I age and turn to stone

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from I'll Keep This Safe Here, released July 26, 2018

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