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Whose to blame


I never thought I'd hate something as much as you 
You take away the good people from the world 
You make them want you more then anything or anyone else 
Those with hard enough lives you make worse
What they don't realize is that they're hurting us while using you
They're numb but they put more weight on our shoulders
Meanwhile the people selling you are making millions
Is the money really worth losing millions of lives?
I wish the ones using could see all the time and effort they put into getting you was useless 
I wish caring about someone was enough for them not to turn to you 
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