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My true self is honest, and more often than not
I say things perhaps I shouldn't have thought
My true self is mean, not afraid to insult
And heartbreak and hurt often result
My true self is lost in this big crazy world
My soul pushed,
pulled,
shoved,
stretched,
twisted
and twirled
Without filters on heart, mind and soul
I'm bratty, outspoken and out of control
My filters are there to conceal my instincts
To make me real, to make me convincing
We use filters to become something we're not
To hide the troubles with which we're fraught
But to be your true self, where you're your own
Involves more than taking off filters found on a phone
I have goals, I have habits, I have reasons and dreams
Sometimes I even break down at the seams
And unfiltered it can be hard to handle
The fight with myself turned into a battle
Maybe filters are there not to hide who we are
But to turn us into what we wish to become
My true self I am, and my true self believes
We filter, we change, and we achieve
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