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Lost Cause

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Lost Cause

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Nail me to your self rightiouss cross

Forgive for what I'd done

And what I am

Your wicked confidence is holes and lies

I may be a young woman

But some of us have eyes

I'm crying out of frustration

You are such a lost cause

And its such a waste

How can you forgive

A wrong that wasn't done?

You have to be the only one

Who never was

Now I'm sifting through the insignificance

And I'm dying just to fine redemption

It must be nice to have the answers

I've been searching for so long

But its our answers that need questioning

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