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Excess Baggage
 
  Well I know the words, but I can’t really speak them
To you

And I hide all the pain that I’ve gained with my wisdom
From you

And I’m eaten alive, by what I hold inside
All the things that I live with I can’t easily hide
And I’m left here with nothing, nothing to live for
But you

It’s not easy to hide
All this damage inside
I’ll carry you with me
Until I’m not alive

When you look at my face, does it seem just as ugly?
To you?

I can’t seem to erase all the scars I have lived with
From you

I’m so sick of this place
This taste in my mouth
Cause of you I can’t figure what I’m all about
And I’m left here with nothing, nothing to live for
But you

It’s not easy to hide
All this damage inside
I’ll carry you with me
’til I’m not alive




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