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Artist: Anchorless
Canonical path: /anchorless/found-my-niche
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Found My Niche
Read Found My Niche lyrics by Anchorless on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Found My Niche
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There was a time I could've died - But I found the strength inside - I give and give but it's just a lie - No matter how hard I fucking try -
I'm finally giving up on this - I can't control - I just want to live my life the best I know - I didn't have what it took to fit in - I never found my niche - I gave blood and tears -
and you just rolled your eyes - like you didn't even fucking care - you never took the time - you just wrote me off - I don't need your time - So just fuck off
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