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Monster

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Monster

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Tell me again about how it hurts

Being awfully loud for an introvert

Get out of my room, smile wiped clean

Isn't it weird to be so mean?

I'm guessing that I've grown horns

I guess I'm human no more

I can tell I've rotted in your brain

Oh, how easily passion twists

You think I'm a crazy bitch

I craft my words to fit your head

'Cause no one listens to the dead

So maybe I will talk to you

The only way I know how to

Mhm, I've said my speech

Mhm, through sharpened teeth

You break the rules and spikes grow from your skin

Please let the devil in

A meter apart, we blankly stare

We shout in our heads: Are you still in there?

Well, this ends bad then, we knew it would

So we won't eat our words, 'cause they don't taste good

I'm guessing that I've grown horns

I guess I'm human no more

I can tell I've rotted in your brain

Oh, how easily passion twists

You think I'm a crazy bitch

A thousand words are left unsaid

'Cause no one listens to the dead

So maybe I will talk to you

The only way I know how to

Mhm, I've said my speech

Mhm, through sharpened teeth

You break the rules and spikes grow from your skin

Oh, I think it might be worth a try

Oh, am I ready to let this die?

Mhm, a monster's here

Mhm, you plug your ears

But hey, you might just listen to it sing

Please let the devil in

(We won't eat our words

They don't taste so good

We won't eat our words

They don't taste so good)

Look, we know that I've seen this before

High and mighty, at the top of your list

Adoring every move, now my rank is sinking

But we're both guilty of black or white thinking

And through my red eyes, you look pale

All of your scars are looking more like scales

Two ugly creatures, two sinister preachers

Blind to the past, like a couple of monsters

Just a couple of monsters

So maybe I will talk to you

The only way I know how to

Mhm, you've said your speech

Mhm, through sharpened teeth

You break the rules and spikes grow from your skin

Oh, I think it might be worth a try

Oh, am I ready to let this die?

Mhm, a monster's here

Mhm, you plug your ears

But hey, you might just listen to it sing

Please let the devil in

(We won't eat our words

They don't taste so good

We won't eat our words

They don't taste so good)

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