Forget Me Please
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Forget Me Please
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Walk in the room... i'll try to agree, but expectations are suffocating.
what did you come to sell me? i have an aversion to hero stories.
it's good to hear you're on top of it all... and everyone's crazy... but that's their own loss. i could yell, "solipsist!" and stop the show, but i gave up on you long ago.
i'll be ok without you. forget my name, i would too.
i forget the rituals, so pretend i said what a person should, and tap danced through this theatrical assembly of pretense and woe.
compliance is not my greatest strength. i find it hard to look enthusiastic when we both know we're just playing games, so let's cut the crap if it's all the same.
i'll be ok without you. forget my name, i would too.
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