Self-Inflicted Scar
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Self-Inflicted Scar
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Why, are you giving up, all that was so (x2),
meaningful to me, meaningful to you,
now that you see the misery I lived In.
I want you to turn your back on,
turn your back on me, and go, now that you see,
Destroy that vision.
How can I feel so ashamed?
Destroy that vision.
You gave up on me and my heart stopped.
Now that you see the misery I lived in,
I want you to turn your back on me, and go (x2).
Where did you get the feather I want to fly with?
I want to fly to the rope I was hung to.
Just tied me up, and I bless you.
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