Maybe these scars can heal
I can't breathe...
I'm tired of being a poser
we're all wearing these wretched masks
I can't keep this up or it could be deadly
I pray we aren't dead already.
Should I check my pulse to feel my heart beating?
Or I could get a blade start the bleeding....
But I won't do that
I think I'll be alright
I just have to forget that beautiful people don't exist
and pretty girls don't eat
and sick boys show defeat
and mommy and daddy never kiss anymore
and lovers always die on prom night
and that bull dogs are bred to fight
it gets hard to stay clean
when the world is mean
well I'm not okay with that
and I'm going to change that
Right now,
the backround is black
and the nightmares are cold
But it doesn't have to be that way
when we get old
We can live again and love again
Because we're not dead yet
We have to move forward
and just never forget.
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