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So you feel like you’re giving yet taking away
License to steal what was given to me
Nothing to do so don’t beg me to stay
Now I’m stood still, so why is it always this game?
You’re all insane!

You’re strange, stranger than I know, it feels the same, does it feel the same?
Now I’m, stranger than you could ever know, they push the blame
so they conceal the shame, when everyone fears the same

I hear a desperate voice, clenched fist in the air
Just walk away, sit and stare like you just couldn’t care?
Feel like a sucker?... Well that’s all you’ll be
As for your pity… well nothing’s free
and Everyone else?... Well they’re insane like…
Where did it get you? it got you me!
It’s just you and me? You and me? You and me AND everyone else?
It’s just you and me? You and me? You and me AND everyone else?
We’re one in the same, and that’s ok.

You’re strange, stranger than I know, it feels the same, does it feel the same?
Now I’m, stranger than you could ever know, they push the blame
So they conceal the shame, when everyone fears the same

It feels like I’m faking yet giving away
My license to steal what was taken from me
There’s something to do and I beg you to stay
And now I’m polluted, and that’s why it’s always the same?

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from Break The Silence, released February 16, 2015

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