Soon We Won't Exist

How weird it is to think in 60 years We won't exist and everyone We've ever loved will just go on The sun, the moon will shine above And when we're deep beneath the ground Our bodies vacant like the sound Of empty space where we were born The planets dancing all around An eternity to drown In a cemetery town Is haunting me The thing that hurts the most The saddest part of all Is you won't even know That I'm missing you Do angels sit up high in silver snow I'll hope and pray but never know Until they hold me by the hand I may not ever understand When I've lay here in my grave The sun has grown until the day It's warmth will splutter in the cold The glow will finally fade away An eternity to waste And a cemetery fate Is haunting me The thing that I'll lament What scares me half to death Is you won't even get That I'm missing you I'm missing you I'm missing you I'm missing you And I don't want to die I've told myself a lot of lies But I fear my second death When someone says my name for the last time Darling don't you try Don't you ever say that you wanted to Oh, I know that you wanted to The strangest part of life What keeps me up at night Is you'll sleep sound despite That I'm missing you