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too normal
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I guess i'm too normal to really shows scars I don't have,
I guess i'm too happy to really rage about anything,
I guess i'm too normal to really shows scars I don't have,
I guess i'm too happy to really complain about anything.
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And I see something, something I don't recognise,
I am the monster in the mirror,
I don't recognise these fangs and tired eyes.
And I taste blood, feel it dripping down my chin,
I've bit right through my tongue again it seems.
Sending coded messages through flaps and movements,
I hope you recognise the signs.
I don't feel comfortable in the public eye,
Under scrutiny I don't come off well.
Under the surface, bacteria eats away at me.
I might be myself today. I am alone in my own head.
It may not be original but I am self-aware
Of all the broken parts that make up me.
Made of metal and bone, I am rusted and old.
And that may not make me human,
I still feel the same,
And while I may not function well,
I'm the same as everyone else.
And while I may not live my life,
The way I dreamed when i was 18,
Internally still pondering,
In fairness not struggling.
So I can't complain. I can't complain. I can't complain.
That makes a change.
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seven years behind Liverpool, UK
purveyor of whinge-rock from liverpool, uk.
trying not to go extinct.
contact at sevenyearsbehind@gmail.com
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