The Divinely Authorized Order of the Universe, by Lostie-P

The Divinely Authorized Order of the Universe

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1.	The Divinely Authorized Order of the Universe 03:35	lyrics	buy track
All these fears, a million faces Crying, begging for their places I laughed as I chose who to steal away Ah Now you're gone, you left no traces So long gone, you've seen my face and I picked you out so we can play Now you're all alone Cry all you want, oh I'm always first to-- In this world we're always lonely Isolation turns to pain and Shows you things you can't imagine You begin to break your own heart I just wanted the pain to end Oh God please, you're gonna leave me Please just stay and make me happy Brandish all my mighty powers I won't ever let you leave me Please tie my broken heart together Now it's done, I'm all alone It's silly how I thought that this would work And I can't believe my eyes, my eyes, my eyes Oh it's silly, oh how silly That I thought that you would stay here Blurry lines and distortion Where do I end and where do I begin? I can't look you in the eyes, the eyes, your eyes I am crying oh I'm crying But I know that it won't matter Choking out my final words I could not find the strength to say that You were all I ever had You were longing, I was longing For the morning, for our mourning What we will never have
2.	The Divinely Authorized Order of the Universe (Instrumental) 03:35		buy track

Made by the Lost in LostSoul-P

released August 21, 2016

LostSoul-P Toronto, Ontario

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