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from Am I Doing It Yet? by Basement Beers

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I’m so fed up, with the person I’ve become
Can’t stay awake, unfulfilled by the day to day
But what’s the use tongue tied tight like a noose
I’m all out of empathy, quit telling me I’m fine

But you don’t say anything
No, you don’t assert yourself at all

But my bones are broken
And there’s nothing holding together this
Awkward person
No I can’t believe that it’s come to this
And my hands are holding on
To what is left of my mental health
And I’ll sit in judgment
This solitude is a living hell

You’ve got a saw-tooth grin, but I’m the one who let you in
There’s venom in everything I say, but you made me this way
Judging by the way you stare, you don’t want me here
You’re not taking chances, you’re just taking me for granted

But you don’t say anything
No, you don’t assert yourself at all

But my bones are broken
And there’s nothing holding together this
Awkward person
No I can’t believe that it’s come to this
And my hands are holding on
To what is left of my mental health
And I’ll sit in judgment
This solitude is a living hell

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from Am I Doing It Yet?, released December 27, 2014

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