Do you remember walkin hills?
And dying to just venture off on your own?
And hopin to find, some peace of mind
Somewhere you can let your guard down
But all you stumbled upon was pain
So now you have become so hateful
And you pass it on, unto me
And i don't feed in at all

I've waited so long to find
A place inside
Where i can finally be myself
You know i've waited so long
To hold, a world of my own
And i can show you, all that's in me
You know i've waited so long

Oh i remember, climbing hills
And dieing to just venture off on my own
And hoping to find
somewhere i can take this mask off
and let my guard down
But all i've stumbled upon was fate
So now i have become so jaded
And i pass it on, to all i know
And i don't feel it at all

I've waited so long to find
A place inside
Where i can finally be myself
You know i've waited so long to hold
A world of my own
And i can show all that's in me
You know i've waited so long

And i want you to know
All the hate that i show
Is a reflection of pain you have given to me
And i need you to see
All the hate that's in me
All the hate that's in me
All the hate that's in me

And i think i've waited enough
It's mine, this place inside
Now i can finally be myself
You know i've waited so long
To hold, a world of my own
And i can show you, all that i've seen
You know i've waited so long to find
This place inside
Where i can finally be myself
You know i've waited so long
To roll these logs off my soul
And I can show you just what I mean
You know i've waited so long


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