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Bombarding Shells


She stares at the wall with a blank face

she watches those people and hears what they say

she fakes a smile but it slowly fades away

just like every single day

 

oh shes holding her breath 

oh watching her step 

hopeing they wont see her again

trying to find, that safe place in her mind 

but slowly her walls are falling down

they're bombarding her with shells all around

 

she says "it shouldnt matter what they say

the wounds will slowly fade away

and I will still be here just the same

but why does it hurt anyway?"

 

do they know how it hurts

when they beat you to the dirt 

and she fall to the ground again?

 

the medicen goes to her head

and she just falls to her bed 

her world is fadeing all around 

bombarding shells have killed her now

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