Dead And Gone

Album: Silence In The Snow (2015)
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  • I fear I'll die a forgotten men
    Just a number, a grain of sand

    Time won't heal, it's running out on me
    All your pain, it's all that I can take

    War still rages
    Will you keep fighting when I'm gone?

    Through the ages
    Will you keep fighting, when I am dead and gone?
    Dead and gone

    I hope to die with no regrets
    To leave a mark no one forgets

    Time won't heal, it's running out on me
    All your pain, it's all that I can take

    War still rages
    Will you keep fighting when I'm gone?

    Through the ages
    Will you keep fighting, when I am dead and gone?

    Bearing down, bearing down on me (dead and gone)
    The weight of all my insecurities

    Closing in, closing in on me
    The walls collapse, I'll never face the pain

    War still rages
    Will you keep fighting when I'm gone?

    War still rages
    Will you keep fighting when I'm gone?

    Through the ages
    Will you keep fighting, when I am dead and gone?
    Dead and gone Writer/s: Corey K. Beaulieu, Matthew K. Heafy, Michael Elvis Baskette, Paolo Gregoletto
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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