Lyrics One Last Dance - D-Sisive , Jay Malinowski

I hated more than I loved.
But I loved much stronger.
And of the thousands of yesterday's I
Leave behind I hope one will visit you tomorrow.
I sleep, I sleep deep, I sleep deep end no water wings,
I sleep deep buried under autumn leaves
Deep face in the bottom of walking feet
I'll never find out what tomorrow
Brings, I no longer know what a tomorrow means
A light bulb shattered on a Toronto street
No voice to speak, no more to see
Goodbye Norma Jean, another candle stick kicked over, spilt wax,
A burnt candle wick,
Make up caked on my white vana skin,
Black suit slipped on the body of my mannequin
I could once walk, I could once run,
I could once feel, but now I'm unplugged.
No heartbeat, no blood pumped.
A shell of the man that I once was.

Come on baby light my fire, take me to the funeral pyre.

All the kids now clap your hands, let's go down for one last dance

I used to be afraid of death,
Until my dad told me never be afraid of what you can't stop.
I found it kinda creepy but it made sense,
And it helped me live strong every day since.
Now you all wear black for my so long, my so long,
Until it's your time to join me,
And I hope that's not for another hundred
Years but you never know when ya gunna go.
I don't mean to sound morbid, but look at me sleeping cold.
It was all good just a week ago.
You can't ignore the call when the reaper
Phones and now I'm with my parents or at least I hope.
He's in a better place,
They'll convince you but as I write this I'd rather be
Home
Then in a box with my lights out,
On my way to some place nobody really knows.
Honestly I prayed when it was
Convenient, to a God I never really believed in.
Maybe I spoke to the wind,
But the wind is a good listener, made my skin thicker.
If I live to see tomorrow then tomorrow better be polite.
Today, I'm grateful for my yesterday.
Thank you for forgiving my mistakes made,
Thanks for your sunshine on my gray days.
The music that I leave behind,
Every note is all yours for the taking,
All yours, no matter where my soul goes.

Just promise me you'll remember me tomorrow.
Lights out...

Come on baby light my fire, take me to the funeral pyre.
All the kids now clap your hands, let's go down for one last dance...