To Lie To The Self
Sometimes the whispers are all it takes
To lie to myself and twist my heart
It happens like clockwork, I think
I believe I know what is happening
I am confident in myself
Yet then a whisper
It creeps into my head
Telling me about my faults
Taking my mind into a dive
A sharp, tragic spiral
It hurts, I think
That cursed voice
That tells me off
That hurts me
Because that voice
That cursed thing I hear
That voice is mine, I think
Because I lie to myself
Over and over
Day in and day out
I lie to myself with a whisper
And with the belief that it isn't me
I can try to play it off
But in the end, that voice is me
Isn't it?
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