We are the pain
We are the shame
We've gone insane
Inside where no ones around

I am to blame, for everything
I like this game, that you all
make me play

I'm done, being there for others
They have their pain and so do I
Don't need to feel it all over
I try to hold on and you bring me down

We are estranged
We are Deranged
I can't explain
How you all break me apart

I am to blame, for everything
I like this game, that you all
make me play

I'm done, being there for others
They have their pain and so do I
Don't need to feel it all over
I try to hold on and you bring me down

We wait, we hate
We try to get away
Mistake my pain
it has been lead astray
I'm Looking around, I drop to the ground
Why does it have to end this way

Feeling done, so long
oh god it's just everyday
It's everything
Now I pray for all
I'll live another day

I'm done, being there for others
They have their pain and so do I
Don't need to feel it all over
I try to hold on and you bring me down


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    This is another great song on take a look in the mirror. I love the part "Now i pray for all of them to go away!" Pure genius. Jonathan is the shit

    Misanthroperofhateon April 08, 2008   Link

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