A Letter To Divide
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A Letter To Divide
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Dear Mister Complication
How could it come to this
You never wanted in
A cold breath of what it takes
I'll stand alone
Dear Mister Separation
You let it come to this
I tried to find a way out
So I could be let in
So I could show them all
Thick lines of separation
Dark pens to fill them in
So many borders
A cold breath OF WHAT IT TAKES
TWENTY YEARS OF KILLING TIME
YOU NEVER KNEW WAS KILLING ME
A RESPONSE WOULD AID TO SEPARATE
ESCAPE THE PAGE THAT HOLDS ME HERE
It's like the more that I WHISPER
The less I am heard
AND THE LOUDER I scream
THE MORE I'M IGNORED
So I could show you
I'll stand alone, I'll show them all
So I could stander here
Dear mister Complication
You let it come to this
wrote this letter so I
Divide the two of us
So I could stand alone
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