Invisible
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Invisible
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Have you ever seen blue eyes fading to black
And a girl lying on the ground
Wounded by the insults
Scared for all the lies
Trying to hold on to the last straw
The freedom of life
Is coming up to haunt you
The freedom of life
Is coming up so soon
Don't you know
They're dying like flies
The freedom of life
Is coming up so soon
They never listened to anything you said
Treated you like a fly on the wall
The code, more important
Than your cries, little girl
No attention paid to your hurts
Don't you know on a false day
Her eyes restrained from the tension you put upon her
There's no way, or so they say
They're just lies, like the color of your eyes
Like a nightmare your quest will follow you
Although you try to break these thick white walls
What did you do, to feel so black and blue
Will they ever recognize you
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