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Closed Doors
For some questions, there are no answers.
 
 Everyone wants to know.
 Everyone wants a reason, an answer, closure. 
 Afraid to ask, afraid to prod,
 Afraid to admit.
 To open a closed door
 
 Shed light on a situation
 
 
 Gone, forgotten
 
 
 
 Dead
 
 And maybe one day, we’ll know.
 Maybe one day, when the rest have fallen, when we meet again
 Maybe when I’m dead and gone, I’ll find you
 Maybe I’ll ask you
 Why?
 
 And maybe you’ll have an answer.
 Maybe we’ll go back, back to yesterday, when things were simple
 
 Maybe it will all make sense, we’ll find our closure
 
 
 Maybe you’ll tell me
 Why.
 
 But for some questions, there are just no answers.
 Do you know?
 Do you know yourself, why?
 Because while we’re all dying to know, the secret,
 
 What you’ve kept from us
 
 
 What you’ve hidden
 Maybe you were trying to figure it out too.
 
 And when I ask you, after the last day, 
 After I’ve closed the door on this world
 After I find you again
 You’ll just look at me, and stare.  
 You’ll pity me, because I haven’t figured it out, the sad truth
 You’ll try to break it gently, try to find the words
 You’ll tell me,
 
 “For some questions, there are no answers.”

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