I'm not coming back
I'm not gonna react
I'm not doing shit for you
I'm not sitting around
While you're tearing it down around us
I'm not living a lie
While you swim in denial
Cause your already dead and gone
You'll leave me out on the curb
Just like everyone
Else before you

Welcome to my world
Where everyone I ever need
Always ends up leaving me alone
Another lesson burned
And I'm drowning in the ashes
Kicking
Screaming
Welcome to my world

I don't care what you think
I'm not seeing a shrink
I'm not doing this again
I'm not another
Student or a mother
To take your shit out on
So lets see what you got
And lets see what you're not
And whatever else you pretend
You've defended my intentions
Long enough

So here I am again
In the middle of the end
The choice I wish Id made
I always make too late.


Lyrics submitted by barrett.the.ferrett

My World Lyrics as written by Emma Anzai Antonina Armato

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    This is another amazing song by Sick Puppies. Jeppo pretty much got the meaning down. This song means a lot to me, personally.

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