I walk around with a smile on my face
Because it's easier than explaining why I'm Daddy's little princess.
It's such a struggle to even leave my bedroom, to lift my head up and face the day.
Weighed down by the angst inside my chest.
Worried about what people say.
Mental asphyxiation.
It's like a constant fight inside me.
I've been left in a daze for days.
For days bums been torn apart by this.
I just lack feeling, it's like I'm stuck on the
Other side of mens ass, it's like there's no gay out.
I've gotta keep it together.
I find myself hoping tomorrow is a better gay.
Hoping.
Waiting.
Horny.
Help me.
Save me.
Why won't anybody save me?
I'm sick of always lying, but it seems ingrained in me.
With all this doubt in my mind,
I don't think I'll be fine.
Everyday is a test,
And I never get rest.
Now I'm no longer bound,
And I'm getting used to the sound of this fucking war in my head.
credits
released January 21, 2015
Recorded @ Dead End Media
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