Victimhood
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Victimhood
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Victimhood
I heed the call
To step out of
Victimhood
Has a saintly glow
Holier than thou
It erased my shadow (shadow)
Only bird's-eye view
Can help me transcend
This archetype
Oh, who am I
That this has happened to?
Victimhood
Rejection, it left a void
That is never satisfied
Sunk into victimhood
Felt the world owed me love
Only bird's-eye view
Can help me transgress
Out of this hole
Who am I
That this has happened to?
To transgress us beyond our tragedy
Took one for the team
I sacrificed myself to save us
I rejected myself
Sacrificed myself
I felt sorry for myself
To transgress us out of this tragedy
I sacrificed myself
Took one for the team
To transgress us (to save us)
Beyond our tragedy (to save us)
I sacrificed myself
Victimhood
Victimhood
I heed a call out
Of victimhood
Out of, out
Out of
Of victimhood
Here I go now
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Björk performs "Victimhood", and this lyric page sits inside the Björk catalog on LyroVerse.
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