Goodbye, My Deer! - Wyoming

my body’s bound to fall

down onto dying grass

I stumble over fences

this step could be my last

after a grazing shot

I hardly feel the smart

there was the vulture’s call

and now I’m falling apart

I feel the insects crawl

and watch them in disgust

the colours start to change

they’re slowly fading away

and I am waiting for the rain

to come, to wash it all away

to clean, to breathe, the pain

has come, for how long will this remain?

so what’s worth dying for

when all that’s worth is dead?

who can tell?

who can tell?

no one can tell, my friend

they tell us all the time

that we are on the mend

everything’s withering

it’s slowly fading away and I am waiting for the rain

to come, to wash it all away

to clean, to breathe, the pain

has come, for how long will this remain?

I’m waiting for the rain

to come, to wash it all away

the last words I can stammer are that

I want all the best for you

take my words for granted that

I always will be there for you

leave me here I’ll get through this alone

leave me I bid farewell on my own

I wish something better

I wish something good

I wish something better on you