Lost Again
Lost Again
Lost again
trapped in a soul I cant call mine
This isn't me
I dont know who she is
I was weak for you
I lost who I was to become who you wanted me to be
Lost again
trapped in a soul I cant call mine
trapped in love or trapped in lust
trapped in a sense of being wanted or wanting
Lost again
I let you change me
I let you control me
I let you use me
verbally abuse me
and it was all so amusing
for you...
Lost again
who is this girl taking over me
I let you take me and brake me
I let you make me forget my worth
or did I
did i still remeber or did i just feel less of who I was
Lost again
I let you have my mind
I let you take all I had
I gave you my pride and trust
I gave you my loyalty although you've earned none of it
Lost again
Where does she belong?
Fitting in everywhere adapting to survive
Losing sense of self and whats right
but maybe that's just it
maybe what i always thought was right turned out to be wrong
Lost again
Because I thought I could help
I thought I could be the girl that helped you realize your worth
but how if I forgot my own
how could I fix one if I was broke
I thought I could be the girl that helped you trust
I thought I'd be the girl that could make you feel special
but who was going to make me feel special
or did that not matter anymore as long as i had you?
Lost again
I caught your disease
You gave me rabies
a form of feelings
feelings that can't be naturally controlled
I thought it was fine
But then I learned that a dog with rabies are un-tamable by one
You're deep in your disease
you have infected me and left
and after all I gave
all you did was give me rabies
Your evilness started with one touch that led to me heart
that led to my mind
and took over my common sense
naive
Lost again
and it was you that infected me
you that broke me
you that hurt me
but no!
it was i that let you
and gave you everything
so it is I that hurt myself
so it is I who must fix whats's been broken...
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