i forgot i'm forgetting i'm forgotten.
I forgot I’m forgetting I’m forgotten
Since I got away from you for solid years,
Built up confidence like a Berlin wall that separated my mind from people like you.
And you tore it down in the one second,
Eyes meeting like death in a demolition derby -
I even saw my life flash before my eyes with all the good times I had without you.
I wish I loved myself.
I wish I didn’t want to look like them,
But I'm in the skin of a monster in every single way you could think of.
I wish I loved myself.
I wish I thought I can be good at doing anything besides
pretending that I’m knowing what I’m doing
even through running into you at bus stops and shopping malls.
I forgot I’m forgetting I’m forgotten,
but I remember now.
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