Become You
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Become You
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What the heck scares you?
What is making you weak?
Who said you couldn't?
Or where is it written?
(Freaking) use your own head
(Freaking) live your own life
Cause in the end
No one is by your side!
Your life after all
It's your story to be told
A gift placed in your hands
Hold on to it, or it'll be stolen
Gathering the pieces
You're broken, shattered
Lights out, they don't care
Or to turn you scattered
By ourselves, alone
Left to each of our acts
Don't let'em take over you
What's lost won't come back
Your life after all
It's your story to be told
A gift placed in your hands
Hold on to it, or it'll be stolen
You can't see that
But you're on your own!
Gotta turn your back
You've got to become
You've got to become... you!
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