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DEPRESSION

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DEPRESSION

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There's an armor here behind my back

Closing my jaw too tight

Forthcoming to say weird little things (Oh no)

Looks like a person and is my height (She looks like me)

But comfort always makes me suspicious

I won't hear the voices in my head

I won't hear the voices in my head

Because this is bad and can make me mad

Because this is bad and can make me mad

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