Making a Monster
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Making a Monster
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Born into this world the sum parts of a man
Created through experiments from scientific hands
And though I live and breathe I cannot understand
With the mind of a child if this is what they planned
Look upon me then hide away your face
I am unlike you yet still I need a place
Within society where I can remain safe
From all the ignorance of the "human" race
I can try, don't know why
They wanna lock me away
From all I have seen it just makes no sense to me
They make a monster everyday
They make a monster everyday
They make a monster everyday
They make a monster everyday
They make a monster everyday
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