Voices
They tell her things
They say cruel things
They can't be heard by anyone else
The voices in her head
It started when she was young
Now ten years have passed
No one knows about them
The voices in her head
One is a girl, so quiet and sweet
The boy is different
He hates her family, but wants to help
The voices in her head
Her doctor gives her a pills
It's suppose to help her sleep
The boy and girl still talk
They are the voices in her head
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