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I tell them what they want to hear they smile and move on never stopping to think twice about the crooked smile that's been playing on my face Oh the good it would have done them to pay a little more attention at that evil glint in my eyes I wish I could have told them, alas, whats done is done If only I could have told them but what fun would that of been once they know my secret, theirs no one to be fooled i'd be caged up and studied like a bird Undergoing lengthy hours of boredom while people stare and gawk at the demon that lies before them so I must keep myself to myself, no one can ever know The only secret I've ever kept, is the darkest of them all you think I go to bed at night but why would I sleep at night if that's when evil rules? being bad is so much more fun than the alternative Instead of going to church on Sundays, I burn them down no one glances twice at the sinister look in my eyes they mistake my cruel words for sarcasm, my smirk for a smile the things they don't know, could easily be the death of them The answers written on my tombstone here lies a hidden demon
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Sep 13, 2016
Sep 13, 2016 at 5:36 PM UTC
Hidden Demon
I tell them what they want to hear they smile and move on never stopping to think twice about the crooked smile that's been playing on my face Oh the good it would have done them to pay a little more attention at that evil glint in my eyes I wish I could have told them, alas, whats done is done If only I could have told them but what fun would that of been once they know my secret, theirs no one to be fooled i'd be caged up and studied like a bird Undergoing lengthy hours of boredom while people stare and gawk at the demon that lies before them so I must keep myself to myself, no one can ever know The only secret I've ever kept, is the darkest of them all you think I go to bed at night but why would I sleep at night if that's when evil rules? being bad is so much more fun than the alternative Instead of going to church on Sundays, I burn them down no one glances twice at the sinister look in my eyes they mistake my cruel words for sarcasm, my smirk for a smile the things they don't know, could easily be the death of them The answers written on my tombstone here lies a hidden demon
emilie-murray
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Sep 13, 2016
Sep 13, 2016 at 5:36 PM UTC
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