i don't want too live.
i don't want too be here.
i don't want too talk to you.
i don't want you too fear.
i know i shouldn't, but your the blame.
i know i shouldn't, but i wrote your name.
i know you wont, but i want you too care.
i know you wont, but i want you there.

i am the reason, for your fear.
i am the reason, you don't want to be here.
i am the one, who ruined it all.
i am the one, who had to take this fall.
i am the 'cause, for this tragedy.
i am the 'cause, that's a guarantee.

i am the one, deep beneath.
i am the one, with a sheath.
i am the one, dead as nails.
i am the one, who always fails.
i am the one, who gave it all up.
i am the one, who had enough.

i am the one, who wrote foul words.
i am the one, who wrote things ubsurd.
i am the one, who caused great tears.
i am the one, who is all ears.
i am the one, with a note.
i am the one, who had wrote.
i am the one, with your name in my pen.
i am the one, i am the end.



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