Invisible
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Invisible
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See, you're judged by what you wear
Labels of identity
You might wonder if they care
Or do they see right through me
Take the best and disappear
What they fear themselves is only fear
No, they never notice me
And they never chose to see
The person that I am inside is scared
And kept invisible
Set aside those people's gazing eyes
As they pass before me
So they take the best and reappear
For their ignorance is what they fear, yeah
No, never taking the time to care
So naive and unaware
Of what stands there before them now
No, never taking a single chance
Or even taking a second glance
To see who I really am, no
'Cause they don't
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