An Unlikely Teacher
You found me alone, you said that you cared
Yet over the years I find I'm ensnared
You taught me to run, to hide, and to cry
But now I recognize your dangerous crime,
To tell me I'm nothing, I've lost, no one's here
So that I'm forced to believe only you'll hear
All my dreams that you claim are insane
All of the love that's "too far away"
So you can gnaw at my heart with the games that you play
You said I was the queen, but now I find, I'm surrounded by pawns on the board of your lies
I will scream NO
I know I can win
I won't be entangled by the weight of your sin
So now you can go
For I have been taught
That you, Fear, are nothing but rot
Chewing away at our tender hearts
You taught my to run away, from you
You taught me to hide, from your lies
You taught me to cry, when I achieve everything you said I could not
So Fear, my unlikely teacher, thank you a lot
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