My liver is swimming in a pool on the floor,

My body is here but my heart's out the door,

I'm broken to bits, a high-piled mess,

I don't want the devil to have his way anymore,

I take the first step, though it's more of a crawl,

I'm finally resisting staying down when I fall,

I can't help but laugh at the state I am in,

I never should have listened to the devil's sweet call,

My breathing gets lighter as I begin to strip,

Getting rid of these suffocating clothes' tight grip,

Walk straight out the door and down on the dock,

I lift up my flask for one last sympathetic sip,

Staring at the lake, such a glorious shine,

I'm losing the heartache, I'm taking what's mine,

No more room for wounds, pity, fear or regret,

I'm taking my current condition as a sign,

With one last glance at the sun on the rise

I let down my hair and cut loose all my ties,

I'm beating the devil at his twisted game,

I'll no longer pay mind to those enticing lies,

The water is cold yet the shivers do soothe,

Washing away all the sins of my youth,

With every dive I'm revived and restored,

In this hollow world I will still find some truth,

I exit the water and shake off the lies,

My malnourished heart stares into the devils sad eyes,

Mourning for me as he loses his grip,

I can't help but smile as the devil, he cries,

See, I was a sinner and my sin was my pain,

I invited pity and took courage in vain,

Now my demons are the ones lying on the floor,

My soul is renewed and my devil's been slain.