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No the docAtors didn't tell you, thaF#mt you were dying They just colElected their money, and sDent you on your way. But Ayou knew all along, went oF#mn pretending nothing was wrong. you said EI will keep my focus, tilDl the end.
And in thAe journal you kept, by F#mthe side of your bed. You wrotEe nightly in aspirDation, of developing as an author. ConfAessing childhood sF#mecrets, of dressing up in women's clothes. CompuElsions you never knew the Dreasons to, Well eveAryone, you eF#mver meet or love, be just relatiEonship based on aD false presumption, despite everAyone, you ever F#mmeet or love. In the eEnd, will you Dbe all alone'
As thAe disease spreads slowly through your body, pumped by yF#mour heart to the tips of your arms and your legs, your gEreatest fear was that your mind wouldn't last, your cDoherency and alertness would be the first things to fade, as yoAur hair thinned, as the weight fell off, as your teeth blackened, as F#mthe lesions spotted your skin, as you fEell to your knees in the center of the stage, as you offered witDness to mortality in exchange for the ticket price, as thAe lights blended into the continuing noise. As F#mall hope was finally lost, adrenaline carried one last thought to fruition
Let this be the end. Let this be the last song. Let this be the end. Let all be forgiven.