After we’re gone
Who will breathe the earth we lost
We leave nothing but our thoughts
And memories beneath the dust
So when this body fails to mend
And all my demons they come crashing in
Will I start to begin
Or will I fade away with them
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife
So when this body fails to mend
And all the demons they come crashing in
Will we start to begin
Or will we fade away with them
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
<span>In the afterlife
**idk the rest of the questions i just know the song**</span>
Attending a performance can promote a connection with and understanding of humanity in a bigger sense. Watching a play also allows the audience to access emotions they often don't. Whether you see a tragedy or a musical, there's likely an element of the story line that extends beyond your personal life experiences.
"I'm wicked through and through since I cannot succeed, Fiyero, saving you- I promise no good deed will I attempt to do again. Ever again! No good deed shall I do, again."
