Disarray
Tearin me
What's left to see

See me break
It's a misery
No where left to stay

Can I say
You don't care for me
If it's anyway

Self-enrage
You're blamin me
You'll blame ureself someday

Your enrage
Keep it in it's cage
I don't wanna hear this
I don't need to see this

Self-enrage
I get all the blame
I don't wanna hear this
I don't need to see this

Generate
Are you hatin me
It's your only way

Can you have
For your jealousy
Can you get away

Is it safe
You threaten me
Put your rage away

Look away
Don't talk to me
Just keep away

Your enrage
Keep it in it's cage
I don't wanna hear this
I don't need to see this

Self-enrage
I get all the blame
I don't wanna hear this
I don't need to see this

Feel the pain
Keep on prayin
Won't keep my might
Won't keep me broken
Shattered gem
Who should I blame
For the dreams that shattered
For the life's that stolen

My body's sayin
Tell me don't give in
This will do u best
This will keep you rollin
Since I can't win
Where should I begin
To search for somethin
To walk away myself

Leave it all behind
I walked away
Never cried my eyes out
I severed and I slowly choose the street
I close my eyes
And took all my lights out
I made this whole and buried them away


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