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ovathro
01:56
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i know you like me powerless but that was only me when i was young
and im getting stronger just to prove you wrong
is every choice my mistake and am i making me feel that way?
every demon residing inside a vessel to portray
you will betray yourself if you give into this negative, no veil in the world could shadow a truth so big
release yourself from the puppetry, you're not as small as they ever made you think
you know they like you feeling down they feed your misery to themselves
im talking people of status and a country's worth, burn in hell
the only uncorrupted source is gonna have to be your voice
where is our freedom and choice and why are children so often ignored?
we're very literally sitting at home and watching the world burn
well i hope it ignites your heart into action before its too late
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tadpole dad
02:16
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you say things like they/you fucking matter
you say it like im supposed to care
i bet you think my empathy came from a real class act
and yourself at that?
you never mattered to my story anyhow
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Magenta Coyote Tallahassee, Florida
honestly i feel pretty messed up most of the time
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