Damage
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Damage
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She was working all her life
For justice in this world but
Every time she made some gains someone would kick her
Down again then damage takes
Its toll the rising the
Falling the rising the
Falling can you get back up
Again? it's easier to tear
Apart than build damage has
Momentum of its own it takes less time to break things
Down than to wait around
Until they're grown she was
Looking all her life for a
Mate that understood but every time she gave her heart
She ended up scarred and
Alone then damage takes its
Toll the rising the falling
The rising the falling can you get back up again? it's
Easier to tear apart than
Build damage has momentum of
Its own it takes less time to break things down than to
Wait around until they're
Grown
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