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The Maze Runner


I'm a maze

I hope I make it out alive

wishing I could find my way

But there is no escape

This maybe a mistake

 

Everything is going to change

I'm trying not to go crazy

I want to walk through to see whats on the other side

Searching for my other past

even though the other side might not be better

but if I never do I will never know

 

I'm a maze

I hope I make it out alive

wishing I could find my way

But there is no esxape

This maybe a mistake

 

Take a stand and be a man

Wlak on through

There;s nothing to lose

There's nothing to fear

There's nothing fear

Just one step closer and I'm there

 

But

I'm a maze

I hope I make it out alive

Wishing I could find my way

But there is no escape

This maybe a mistake

 

You either make it or you die

There is no one here to save you

You are your own escape

You have to be brave

Just don't go crazy

 

Cause I'm a maze

I hope I make it out alive

Wishing I can find a way

But there is no escape

This just maybe a mistake

 

It's so dark here

But scars don't have to be seen

The grass is not always green

But if you're a mazze runner

There's nothing to fear

Nothing to fear

 

I'm a maze

I hope I make it out alive

Wishing I could find my way

But there is no escape

Maybe just a failed mistake

 

How will I ever know?

Going through the scorch trails

looking for something real

trust no one they said

W.I.C.K.E.D is good they said

 

I'm a maze

I hope I make it out alive

Wishing I could find my way

But there is no escape

 

See the thing is

This world won't last forever

Everytone has a broken mirror

And the only way out is the way through

 

 

 

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