Island of the Found
When I was six
I didn't know better
I thought hating myself
Was just something regular
My size, my weight, my face
Made me bitter
I didn't know the world was any bigger
Then I was ten years old
And not a lot of friends
Were there to hold me
Crying on the floor
I was all alone
Nothing but my tears surrounded me
Then I was 14 years old
And I thought the world got better
Sitting on the phone for hours
Because I liked it when you said the world was ours
Then I was 15 years old
And the world seemed so cold
With his hand around my throat
I wish I could say I didn't know better
Now I'm 18 years old
Thousands of miles away from home
With nothing but the words in my head
I know life gets better
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