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Names, titles, a useless scar Sending us back as we've come so far Names, titles, and pretty words Burn the skin and split hearts into thirds And you still think it's all for fun Gazes, looks, an unnatural feeling As though, with your eyes, skin is peeling Gazes, looks, and repetitive lies To only one skin in this town has ties Let's see you stand as one Worries, hate, a recurring joke A bigger fire in heart this'll stoke Worries, hate filled with apathy All of them so care free, but too blind to see Because you are at no place to shun Fair, just, a distanced claim Look behind eyes, and tell me the same Fair, just, something we know But when it comes we refuse to show When you have only walked the shoes of one Words, phrases, wasted air To something so wonderful, only to tear Words, phrases, a shot in the dark To something so close it'll leave a mark So take your walk back then o majority son And I'll sit here, majority one
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Oct 2, 2018
Oct 2, 2018 at 12:54 PM UTC
Minority
Names, titles, a useless scar Sending us back as we've come so far Names, titles, and pretty words Burn the skin and split hearts into thirds And you still think it's all for fun Gazes, looks, an unnatural feeling As though, with your eyes, skin is peeling Gazes, looks, and repetitive lies To only one skin in this town has ties Let's see you stand as one Worries, hate, a recurring joke A bigger fire in heart this'll stoke Worries, hate filled with apathy All of them so care free, but too blind to see Because you are at no place to shun Fair, just, a distanced claim Look behind eyes, and tell me the same Fair, just, something we know But when it comes we refuse to show When you have only walked the shoes of one Words, phrases, wasted air To something so wonderful, only to tear Words, phrases, a shot in the dark To something so close it'll leave a mark So take your walk back then o majority son And I'll sit here, majority one
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Oct 2, 2018
Oct 2, 2018 at 12:54 PM UTC
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