IV. Desolation
(spoken)
"A young man from Dorset was involved in a car crash on B3069 yesterday evening around sunset. He was admitted to Dorset County Hospital and put into an artificial coma due to second degree burns and severe lacerations. The total damage done by the subsequent carfire amounts to ten thousand pounds."
"I'm deeply sorry, but the only way to get him out of his shock state was to put him into an artificial coma. But we will be sure to do everything we can in order to preserve his life."
"I pray to god every night to bring him back. His time hasn't come. Don't let me lose faith..."

V. Transition
My corpus is acheing
Can't breathe
I feel my flesh
Burning and rotting
Strapped to this torture rack
Vital signs diminishing

Throes of death await - agony
Destiny - it's too late

Hear the ticking
Flowing time
Hear me crying
Human grime
Simple tone
To survive
I'll never forget
The sound of life

Hearth is racing, nocturnal terror
Swirling around, grimacing faces
Crimsonite flames, raging inside me
Hollowing out, my body and soul
The end is near, I'm getting closer
godfather death, gnawing on my bones,
I disappear, into Oblivion
Out of my mind, out of my inside
No flow of time, no ticking clockwork
All is in halt, everything’s my fault

Throes of death await...

Hear the ticking...

All my feels dissappear
I finally can see clear
Who will remember me, when I pass away
You will forsake me, when I'm buried

Hear the ticking...
I'll never forget
The first part of eternity

Born out of anger
Fatality through jealousy
Leading to my demise
Retrieving my afterlife
I am finally free

Godbye

VI. Requiem
Vacant eyes filled with the pain
Shattered heart pumping insane
Unspoken fears in your eyes
Keep the distance between us

I just wanted to say
That I'm sorry
I know that I have failed
And broke my promise

Don't just cry about destiny
Think of me, remember me
The promise I gave for sure
Keep the distance between us

I just wanted to say...

You gave my life sense
Fullfilled it with beauty and truth
I will never speak to you again
No time left