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Coward (I'm okay now)


There once was a princess who hated her life
Dramatic and surrounded by terror and strife
She made her own world the seventh level of hell
Everyone else's problems were caused by her as well.
 
She hated herself for it, she couldn't be stopped
So she dreamt and dreamt of the gun that was cocked
To her head and the remains that would decorate the walls
On the floors, on the sheets, and her body: it falls.
 
There's no nice way to put it, she wishes she were dead
Those words echo in her mind as she puts the gun to her head
"Click" she pretends, wishing it were true
Tears roll down her cheeks, her veins pale blue
 
But do not fear, for she is not brave
Sadly there will be no one that needs to be saved.
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