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I was listening to some Sabaton a few weeks ago and these words just started coming to me out of thin air. A line here, a few words there. I filled in the blanks and put it together. Some of it may be a little repetative but I think it works.
In the morning I wake to find my life in vain I fight off the pain off losing everything I make I go to my master to pay my due I offer my gold, he takes it all I walk away he pours it down a hole while he fades he says give me more I raise my family in this land I teach them right I teach them wrong The world is harsh and they grow strong They leave to fight, with the shake of a hand I go to my master to pay my due My boys go willingly to serve He takes them and throws them down a hole As I'm on my knee's he says give me more This house I built of wood My life I spent here I cower in the fear of loosing it all for good I go to my master to pay my due I give all I have left He takes it and throws it down a hole As I crawl away he says give me more As I lie under the naked sun I count all I have been given Little betwen the dead and the living But living and dying under loaded gun I go to my master to pay my due I go to give him what he wants As I pull the hammer he taunts Sorry no return for you In the morning I wake to find things not as they were before I see my boys, my home back and more I was shown everything he couldn't take It's a little rough and the ending abrubt but I like to think of it a question, what can't be taken away from us? What does life give us that can't be stolen, lost, or forgotten. Something to think about I guess. Anyway, lemme know what you think.
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