What Have You Become?
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What Have You Become?
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Transformation
You've changed within
Some selfish mutation
A stranger I once called a friend
What have you become?
What have you become?
What have you become?
Isolated
Some foreigner in my skin
Some broken barbarian
I never meant to feel so dark and cold
What have you become?
What have you become?
What have you become?
I sense a change
Something is happening to me
Only a few species ever undergo change
The others become extinct
Men with almost certainly
Pure replaced by a new
Order of intelligence
Stop looking for monsters under your bed
You are the monster
What have you become?
What have you become?
What have you become?
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