Then I lost it all. Who can save me now...

I stood on the opposite side of the railing, right above the rushing river. I looked out at the night sky. How I would miss gazing upon it night after night. Tears streamed down my cheeks quietly as a small smile formed on my lips. Soon, all my suffering and pain would be over. Soon, I could be at peace. Soon, I could forever be alone.

As the song came closer and closer to ending, I slowly loosened my grip on the railing. Was I afraid of death? No. Death was rather calming to me.

Death would be my savior.

As Lost It All ended, I was about to release my grip on the railing completely until I heard a car door slam shut.

"Don't do it!"

I looked over to the source of the voice. To my surprise, it was the one man who was keeping me going all this time.

It was Andy Biersack.

He slowly began moving towards me, talking to me soothingly.

"Please, you don't want to do this. You'll regret all of this. You don't want to lose the life you have ahead of you."

I looked down at the chilling, black water, then back at Andy. I smiled softly, my eyes filling with sympathy and tears. I slowly began to let go, not before saying one last thing.

"I believe that we all fall down sometimes. Yeah."

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