Myself Once More

Krypt

There’s not much left of me
I hope that you can see
The pain you’ve caused
The situation is not ok

I look at you
I feel nothing
I can’t relate to anything
All I feel is pain

Take the rest of me
Familiarise me once again
With my once known sanity

I look at you
I feel something
I begin to relate to something
I feel now everything

I hope to be myself again
Able myself to be a friend
To those who need me
Need me more than I ever needed you before

I feel like I’ve travelled so far
My heart is no longer torn between
Hate and love

I see my friends
I know now I am one again
I displace you from all thoughts
I am one again


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    thanks to Joe for posting this, I wrote this song based on a character who has been involved with violence, whether it being domestic or assault. The main jist of the song is basically the guy in the song turning round and saying FUCK YOU to whoever has hurt him

    El_Diablo_1987on September 22, 2004   Link

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