Building a Monster
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Building a Monster
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Save your breath
No need to tell me you're my friend
I'm not gonna fall for that again
This human heart
How many times can it be torn
Before a superhero is born?
This angel has lost her wings
I'm building a monster
Beneath all the scars you will see
I'm building a monster
You showed your card
No one's who they say they are
And I'm not who you thought I was before
Hhmm... Human heart, how many times can it be torn?
Before a superhero is born
This angel has lost her wings
I'm building a monster
Beneath all the scars you will see
I'm building a monster
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