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Looks like I've done it again
Something's gotta change
Don't you think?
I'm Locked up in a room
Closet full of fears
Nothing gained except pain
And I know I've let you down
But I'm not always the one to blame
No more, no less
Is it all just worthless?
And all you see is pity
Everywhere I go, I'm not fitting
Should I stay?
Or should I go?
Tell me please
I need to know
All I know
I'm not okay
But that's okay though
What should I say?
Why did I do that?
How did it get so bad?
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Lotus
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Isaiah Selva Concord, California
Always working on something new
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