Lindbergh Case
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Lindbergh Case
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you ripped my heart out by closing your eyes from past mistakes ignoring every life you take
you are captive with your selfishness that paralyzed everything that i have believed in
every day you kill another part of me
in your eyes the sun is burned out and replaced by ice
it seems to me that you cannot understand that i am able to look through your masquerade to demasquerade your lies
every day you kill another part of me
i cannot judge but i know you will get waht you deserve
you stabbed my back and i know you will get waht you deserve
my eyes turn black
so i chew this broken glass and your words are cutting through my lips
but you cannot seal my mout
burn out my eyes
i will keep screaming anyway
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