Missing Parts
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Missing Parts
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You wore your dress to look the part
You played the part
You took your debt and carried it
But you'd forget
Some of us are hurting too much
Every seam, every stitch comes undone
But all of us are missing parts
And i am not one
You closed your eyes; you couldn't see their sacrifice
For what was real wasn't real enough to mean enough
We'll cut you out
We'll string you up
We'll cut you down
Some of us are hurting too much
We've been scratching the itch far too long
But all of us are missing parts
And i am not one
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Gabriel Lynch performs "Missing Parts", and this lyric page sits inside the Gabriel Lynch catalog on LyroVerse.
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