Restraints of Fear
Deep inside screaming for help
Being robbed of something special
Forced into my own little world
Restrained by the chains of fear
I let you in as part of my family
You took advantage of your place
I lost my father, you thought you could take over
Betrayal and disgust were the feelings I felt
Scared to go to sleep
But afraid to wake up
Cryed in bed, hating myself
You thought you were a man
But just a coward in disguise
Because of a miracle I am free
For you to hurt again shall not be
I am a surviver and no less
You lost a true chance
Loved I am and will be
The real me has surfaced
I won't be put down again
All I ever need was the ear of a friend
Now your evil actions are put to an end
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