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Try As I Might Not
02:56
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Try as I might not to look and speak and say the right thing
Break my identity apart under your wing
That would be a start but I think that I'll opt-out
If I wanted to be somebody else I would be by now
Take your way of life and I'll take mine
Constant clashes draw the line
Maybe in difference we get left behind
So I'm fine on the outside
Seamlessly disappearing is all about standing out
In a way that's similar to them and what they're all about
I don't know what it's like but I know that it ain't free
It's gonna cost you a part of who you could be
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Pale
01:51
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Pale pigment buried in her DNA
Called attention to her
Ignored her face, her teeth, her eyes not made of skin
Because once again
They were irrelevant to him
A corpse, a lifeless chunk of flesh
Malleable to his every will
Just a brick wall
Throw her in a wheelchair and tie here up with string
So he can drag her behind him
She said...
"I can't help but draw the conclusion"
"That you can only stand me when I'm weak"
"You only come near me once a month"
"Because you need blood and that's a guarentee"
She made the connection
And he always blames the last one
His complex isn't complex it's a desire for power
He wants her to look hurt, but he doesn't want to hurt her
Until he inevitably
Obliterates her character
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