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Breaking Point
What do you do
When everything's already been done
When you look around
And you know you haven't won
Your eyes glow red
With frustration and hate
Do you turn your cheek
Through with this date
You growl so hard
Making your throat bleed
Do you tear up the paper
Entitled deed
You snort smoke
Full of anger and desire
Do you clinch your fist
Letting the smoke rise higher
Your teeth chatter
From the coolness of the venom
Do you turn on her
Your dearest friend and victim
What do you do
When your breaking point's been hit
You know what you should do
But you can't just hang around and sit
Do you hold it all in
Just like I
Waiting for the right moment
To not let it go with just a sigh
Do you go into a room
All alone
Screaming and cursing
Breaking bones
Or do you simply
Slide down the wall
With the tears crashing down
Knowing you've already done it all
What do you do
When everything's already been done
When you look round
And you know you haven't won.
When everything's already been done
When you look around
And you know you haven't won
Your eyes glow red
With frustration and hate
Do you turn your cheek
Through with this date
You growl so hard
Making your throat bleed
Do you tear up the paper
Entitled deed
You snort smoke
Full of anger and desire
Do you clinch your fist
Letting the smoke rise higher
Your teeth chatter
From the coolness of the venom
Do you turn on her
Your dearest friend and victim
What do you do
When your breaking point's been hit
You know what you should do
But you can't just hang around and sit
Do you hold it all in
Just like I
Waiting for the right moment
To not let it go with just a sigh
Do you go into a room
All alone
Screaming and cursing
Breaking bones
Or do you simply
Slide down the wall
With the tears crashing down
Knowing you've already done it all
What do you do
When everything's already been done
When you look round
And you know you haven't won.
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