Why pretend?
Act as though you weren’t a copy of the typical teenage male
Act as though you would’ve gone to hell
AND back for me, but in all HONESTY
You were just a fake
Instead of sleeping in my sorrows
And hoping for a text from tomorrow
To cure this ever-thinking brain
I’m going to bend my legs
Get on my knees
And get to praying
Praying for a new race of men that don’t fall into your copied mold
That aren’t afraid to speak their emotions once others’ are told
That aren’t frightened by a girl on fire
Nor a women who’s heart is tired
Tired from the pain of other men like you
Maybe man was to generous but oh you made me a fool
A fool that fell hard enough to cry her eyes out for days
But one that has a new gaze at the sun’s rays
Because I will always look to the hills from which cometh my help
My help comes the lord, who is also my shepherd
And as a member of his flock it’s my duty
To be nothing less but loyal to his will
And since his will is what I am called according to
I know that this is for my good
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