(Verse 1)
What can I do to make it go away?
Anger is a black hole that I can't escape.
Cosmic fire.
Light is the one thing that I desire.
(Chorus)
Fear are the planets that continue to grow.
They consume the space that I need to let go.
They tear me apart.
But nobody knows.
(Verse 2)
Sailing through the universe.
All the galaxies know me.
They laugh, and ask where I'm at.
Are you still trying to find where you belong?
They say it's a lost cause.
Wherever I go,
I will always be wrong.
(Chorus)
Fear are the planets that continue to grow.
They consume the space that I need to let go.
They tear me apart.
But nobody knows.
(Verse 3)
My frustration is as big as this black sky.
Un-wanting and punishment makes up this life.
But even in the darkest times.
There's always a little bit,
a little bit of light.
(Chorus)
Fear are the planets that continue to grow.
They consume the space that I need to let go.
They tear me apart.
But nobody knows.
About the Creator
Amber Fierce
I am a Canadian author. I get most of my inspiration from adrenaline spikes. From participating in extreme sports to going on dopamine enducing adventures. A lot of my ideas come from my dreams, and my songs come from my personal struggles.
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L.C. Shaëfer and Paul Stewart inspired me to finally participate in the #IronMaiden critique challenge. (Go check out their articles, linked previously.) I have made a list of stories I feel could use more insights, whether from lack of engagement here, or because they were rejected elsewhere, or simply because I've come to cringe at them and would like to like them again.
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