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Lies


Lies

 

She cries from all the lies

The water dripping from her eyes as she cries

Screaming and yelling just to get her point across

They lie and lie and lie

Should she just put on a disguise

Or just close her eyes

 

She cries from all the lies

I see it in her eyes

They call her names it’s a shame

She looks into a daze and calls it all a phase

She’s only 15 trying to reinvent this new image

In her mind she’s had enough she’s reached her limit

Not knowing how to deal with it

 

She cries from the lies

Hoping that she dies

Wow everyone makes mistakes

She feels so misplaced all because of one little mistake

Should she wear a disguise or just close her eyes

Her life is like playing spades

Counting down the days All because she had aids.

 

She cries from all the lies trying to realize, realize, and realize that

Real eyes, realize, Real Lies

 

 

 

 

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