Proverb Le Jame
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Proverb Le Jame
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The face that hides the man
From knowing who he really is
A face that can’t be seen
Behind it lies the scars still burning me
No one must know
I wait beneath the stairs
Deciding who to borrow for my maim
My face – my scars
Will slowly decompose – I blame you God
With all I knew
I tried to bleed from you
And all I ever wanted was a story
No one must know
The stain the guilt the blame
The body holds the wounds that burn in me
My face – my scars
Will slowly decompose – I blame you God
With all I knew
I tried to bleed from you
And all I ever wanted was a story
What have I become
No one must know
With all I knew
I tried to bleed from you
And all I ever wanted
All I ever knew
I tried to bleed from you
And all I ever wanted was a story
All from you
And all I ever wanted was a story
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