Reflections Of The Me I Used To Be
It's all too much
The constant pounding in my head
The shuddering breath
The gasping I desperately plead
Its the moments when I think about
Everything and nothings
Its the faces
Oh, god its those faces
The memories like a bullet to the heart
I see them all the time
I hear their words
My mind is plagued and tortured
But the smile always remains
One more day I say
If I can make it just one more day
Its the years of constantly screwing up
And building fortresses to guard my heart
Its the advice I pass to friends
That I need to learn how to take myself
Its insecurities, doubt, and everything else
Its moments when I feel like im downing
And moments when I wish I was
Its the resetless nights when everything is too much
Its hating the reflection I constantly see
I don't know this stranger anymore
Did I ever
Its not me Its not
Looks like my walls did something right
They kept everyone out and kept me in
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