Life's been sucked out of me
And this routine's killing me
I did it to myself
Again I said this would not be
Somebody put me out of my misery
Expression, stimulation
Hollow sense of myself
I did it to myself again
Somebody put me in my place

Never enough, Never enough
Do I deserve what I got?

Now everything's okay
There's nothing wrong with me
This seems unnatural
To me I'd say in every way
Somebody kick me in the face
Now something's wrong with me
I'm bleeding profusely
And this seems natural
To me I fuck up everyday
Somebody put me in my place

Never enough, Never enough
Do I deserve what I got?
Never enough, Never enough
Do I deserve what I got?
What I got, what I got
What I got, what I got

I feel as if I'm running
Back to where I started
You ask what's wrong with me
And I say nothing
Is everything okay?
Is something wrong with me?
Pushing and pulling feelings
Eternal my heart is yours
I feel as if I'm running
I feel as if I'm running
I feel as if I'm running
Run
Life will knock me down!

Never enough, Never enough
Do I deserve what I got?
Never enough, Never enough
Life will knock me down!


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    for me this song is about self-injury. the routine that's killing him is hurting himself. people recognize that he's very depressed or maybe even see his scars and cuts and they ask if everything is ok with him. he doesn't want to admit that he's got a problem so he just says he's ok ang goes on hurting himself

    epiphany!on February 17, 2007   Link

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