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Disregard
I'm tired of being used as if i'm
Some type of tool
To be pushed or pulled
Or played like a fool
While others just sit there and
act like it's cool
To use someone over and over
Then throw them away
And it makes it so hard to stay
Just sitting here watching it play
Out over and over again
Day by day
while another is slain
By some demon that hides it's face
Behind smiles and lies
While we just sit back and cry
But we just keep going
And mask our faces
While we try to make the best
Out of the life we have
Opening more and more doors
Yet they do not satisfy
The desire to be our self
But all these rhymes
Don't change a thing
So let me end with something
You might understand:
Don't change yourself to be what other people want you to be. Just be yourself because it takes a long time to figure out who you really are but only seconds to lose yourself. So don't let others make your decisions, stand up for who you are.
Some type of tool
To be pushed or pulled
Or played like a fool
While others just sit there and
act like it's cool
To use someone over and over
Then throw them away
And it makes it so hard to stay
Just sitting here watching it play
Out over and over again
Day by day
while another is slain
By some demon that hides it's face
Behind smiles and lies
While we just sit back and cry
But we just keep going
And mask our faces
While we try to make the best
Out of the life we have
Opening more and more doors
Yet they do not satisfy
The desire to be our self
But all these rhymes
Don't change a thing
So let me end with something
You might understand:
Don't change yourself to be what other people want you to be. Just be yourself because it takes a long time to figure out who you really are but only seconds to lose yourself. So don't let others make your decisions, stand up for who you are.
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