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I Walk Alone


I walk alone down a highschool hall

No friends, no teachers, I feel so small

This path I take wasn't my choice

With everywhere I go, I have no voice

 

Supportative family but it baby's me

Protective and caging, I've never felt free

Lonely and depressed, I'm done

I've been to the point where I've been face to face with a gun

 

But I kept going down this lonely road

Where a little hope has been showed

That little ball of light shows at the end

Where finally I will find my friend

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