Finding My Place (Phase II)
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Finding My Place (Phase II)
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Sometime soon I think I'll find my place
Never fit into the mold I was given
But am I too afraid to find out what I am?
Or is there something in my way that I don't know about?
Sorry if I failed you
I don't know me
I won't know my face
So find me my place
I don't want us to end our lives
In the confines of a cubicle so sterile
But who am I to say
What you consider bliss
I'm just warning you that all the straps will hold you down
Sorry if I failed you
I don't know me
I won't know my face
So find me my place
Can't you see
That i don't share or care for
The dreams you have
The dreams you have for me
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