Death Soliloquy

Hamlet-Soliloquies
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You will die my friend

Your hand that plays the string

Will be Ash, white as the thing

They call it death,

That’ll turn your body into soil

Turn your memories into nothing

You will die oneday

With few grudges, few regrets

With few smiles and few tears

They say you won’t die,

No, they say you’ll live forever

Cause they want you to hide

And play their songs in your ear

They want you to listen

To their ways, how they live

They want you to unfold your sleeve

And sleep until the deep sleep arrives

You will die my friend

Don’t forget it

Before death turn you onto ashes

Don’t let it,

Don’t sing their song

Don’t let them pave way for you

Sing your song until you die

Which surely you’ll do

You’ll die my friend.