Metro-2 (feat. Aina Blackthorn)

She took her son to the hospital for a flu After two hours in the waiting room the nurse came out She told her coldly that her son had died She was denied the body for proper mourning and burial She never saw him again until that day Strap the young boy, tie him No my little son cannot be dead I will pick his vestal brain Please give me his body to be laid Now dispose of his lifelessness My love, oh the sorrow, and the pain Send him below But wait, there are others in the dark All of the subjects are let loose To roam the lines Days have gone by And numbers grow below the ground Years, being apart There are stories of those- beings Rising from beneath No trace of their old selves Soulless beings, lurking in the shadows Pain, all she knows And sadness pours out from her soul Soulless beings, lurking in the shadows No, the train stops No light to guide her steps/No light to guide my steps Hands gripping tight She's dragged to where they stay/I'm dragged without a say Eyes, look so cold Something familiar hides behind They have no soul But mother's love will not forget It's him! But why is he like this? No longer human but her son Oh my little, living in the shadows They did him wrong Needles and chems to chew his soul Tears are flooding, killing in the shadows No, he's long gone They turned him into this No soul to find He now cannot be named As his cold grip tightens Oh sweet boy don't you remember me She calls out his name in tears I'm the one that tucked you in at nights Now it's too late for love, forever lost My love, oh the horror, and the pain Rain, tearing my soul as I fade You in my arms again As his cold grip tightens She calls out his name in tears Pain, losing you. I can't help but cry I love you my child In her last breath he saw Life and love slipping away Now, fingers loose No way to bring her back Arms clasping tight She's lying on the tracks Every train reminds him of her In the dark lamenting shadow Mother's touch was long forgotten Solitude was the only feeling In the nights you'll hear his sorrow As his only memory is her Mother's love he'll never know Only guilt to haunt his hours