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Skeletons In the Closet
We all got those things that disturb us so We all got those wild days when we fall low We all have those demons that mess with us We all got thrown below the bus...below the bus... All I can do is fuss and cuss... All that I see is dangerous... All I can say is stay clear of us, Thoughts that make us want to tear out our hair from our heads...my brain makes lots of ruckus I’m trying to clear away the skeletons in the closet of my life right now I’m crying an ocean and my eyes are dim...no longer shining somehow Anyhow, I’m making my way towards forgiving myself for the wrong I’ve done I take a vow never to let negativity and its nostalgic vibes get a hold of me...I welcome the sun in my life and I’m having so much fun But, with these skeletons in my closet, I sink low into deeper regret... My eyes are sorely wet... I bet you don’t care anymore... Shun out the lies from my brain’s outlet I raise my hands high like a jet My heart is pounding I bet I get it - you don’t see hope in store Because you haven’t seen the skeletons in my closet And if you did, you would be scared and run away And if you did, I would be unprepared for my flight to paradise And if I did, my eyes would pour forth fiery remorse You loved me with so much force Of course, you did me wrong once more Things, in general, got out of course These sores - they splinter me to the core I ache... I’m about to break... My bravery shines like the sun...stop acting like a son of a gun... For God’s sake... Take my migraines away... Fill the hollow spaces in my cranium Before I become numb and dumb Before I become numb and dumb Before I become numb and dumb For God’s sake... My life is at stake... Save me...someone...I’m trying to have some fun from dusk to dawn I’m weeping a lake... I awakening my mind’s eye...I can’t deny, I do try These Satanforsaken lines are killing me gently I’m breaking by the minute and you ask me, “why?” Because I have these skeletons in my closet...I need some kind of optimistic outlet Do I want to come out? Maybe I just choose to hide and rely on His mercy to set me free no doubt I don’t want to give in to selfish feelings of total regret...it gets me awfully upset Secrets are concealed within these filthy walls Secrets are excruciating to my once eager ears and I’m subsiding from your side Secrets are revealed in your unanswered calls Secrets are rejuvenating to let go of after years and years of keeping it all inside You scattered the bones of my past stories and countless experiences to a certain degree You flattered my mind with your allegories and fixed your gaze on my strengths and potentials instead My downfalls doesn’t matter anymore and now, I can adequately set my trapped soul free You scattered the skeletons in my closet upon the ground...I’m lost and found in your mindset in which I tread
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