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The Black Dog
There’s a black dog in the corner of my room
His eyes spelling out my impending doom
I know it’s only time till his teeth sink into my throat
And he devours what I thought was the antidote
His fur fills my mouth
I can’t breathe, I can’t shout
His eyes are filled with hate
I’m sorry, friend, you’re too late
The black dog lies at the end of my bed these days
I try so hard to avoid his burning gaze
And though occasionally he’ll shut his eyes
I’m too afraid to move in case he’ll realize
His claws pin me down
Pretty soon I will drown
And I begin to suffocate
I’m sorry, friend, you’re too late
The black dog lives inside me now
I’d get him out if I knew how
I don’t want a monster under my bed
But I’d prefer it to the one in my head
His heart is next to mine
Between them a blurry line
I will soon start to mutate
I’m sorry, friend, you’re too late
His eyes spelling out my impending doom
I know it’s only time till his teeth sink into my throat
And he devours what I thought was the antidote
His fur fills my mouth
I can’t breathe, I can’t shout
His eyes are filled with hate
I’m sorry, friend, you’re too late
The black dog lies at the end of my bed these days
I try so hard to avoid his burning gaze
And though occasionally he’ll shut his eyes
I’m too afraid to move in case he’ll realize
His claws pin me down
Pretty soon I will drown
And I begin to suffocate
I’m sorry, friend, you’re too late
The black dog lives inside me now
I’d get him out if I knew how
I don’t want a monster under my bed
But I’d prefer it to the one in my head
His heart is next to mine
Between them a blurry line
I will soon start to mutate
I’m sorry, friend, you’re too late
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