Nevermind the shadow,
Cast upon the face of the young.
Seeds of hate,
Planted in their hearts.
By generations forged in tragedy.
They **** the world,
And **** themselves.
But nevermind.
Nevermind the lonely,
Who smile for the crowd of those,
That never smile back.
Who look to the mirror for answers.
And cry for what they cannot be;
Perfect.
They throw themselves from,
The bridges and windows,
Of our cites.
Just nevermind.
And Nevermind the pain,
Of a man who's seen everything.
Behind bars, tanks, cars.
The death of the guilty, the innocent,
and every man between.
A war fought years ago,
Haunts him to the grave.
Nevermind his hurt,
And the hurt he's seen if those,
Who have seen the hurt of others.
Just nevermind.