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Ignorant To The Skin


You use false logic to mock me You look with blind eyes and you judge me Now my safe haven has turned against me You use a mask to hurt me And lame words to scorn me Yet, you turn around and say to my face that you love me I refuse to believe in your lies I won't be a pushover to your cries I will no longer stand by your side While your mind forces you to hide It poisons the mind when you refuse to admit The shame in your heart because you won't quit Yet, they do it for you anyways when they say The words used nonstop, yet so cliche "Oh, Oppa didn't mean it."
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