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by gabriel Dec 31, 2006 category : Sadness, depression / about death
Lying here on my bed My eyes wide open I can't really move My body so broken I'm but eighty-five Stranded, un-alive Visions far, visions near All I see are visions blur My hand trembles unease Like a rusted tool beside They tell me I've a disease One that's impossible to hide Tubes are stuck all over me I hate it, seriously I don't even taste at all Ever since my wretched fall They employed a babysitter Joyce is what they call her Frankly she's useless in reality All she does is watch TV I missed my children so Where they went, I don't know One day they told me they'll be away For quite a while on that very day They told me to keep warm For there would be a violent storm Both kissed me and said goodbye Strangely there were tears in their eyes I told them to come back soon Before it started to rain However even with the rising moon They never returned again I look up at the ugly walls And there was a beautiful lady Smiling, was a portrait of Angela Halls My wife, my lover and my baby Angela was my one true love The girl and woman of my life We were matched from heaven above That's why she became my very wife Thirty years ago we'd marry A secret rite by the abandoned quay Jon Wilmar was the father there I can still remember his bald-head bare Pops didn't know that I had wed Always made me have the pigs fed When I heard he wanted to match me I took whatever I had and quietly flee Angela was my darling Where I went she was went with me Her face, tired, but always smiling Somehow I felt we were meant to be But Angela didn't last the cough Was so bad that blood she'd froth One autumn her spasm got so bad Suddenly she was gone just like that I miss Angela, I really do Sometimes I cry for her in the blue But I guess she's just waiting for me By the gates of heaven, patiently So it's just another day here in bed Waiting for Death to take me away I'm biding my time before I get to see Angela smiling back at me