Distinguishable thin white line Drawn in the sand, 'I double dare you to cross it! '; this defines one's character, often hidden in the comparative darkness of your soul - like the shades of an inquisition Spanish, or otherwise - it will always lead you to a secluded or obscure place; 'Oh, I fogot to mention, waiting for you will be the spirits of the lonely and the dead'; the degree of the darkness there is determined by your beliefs, which are nothing more than shadows that have been cast upon your vulnerable parts, 'You know, your heart and your brain'; And in order for you to escape, you have to 'shade out' - do it quickly, 'Come on, come on, ' you don't want to become a disembodied spirit, you know, a ghost (for all you faint at heart): and in your life you need to make a slight reduction in your drawn conclusions - food for thought in case you hadn't noticed. '2008' RLS