I Can See You're Hollow

from Words Are Often Useless by Dear Seattle

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You slip right through the cracks in this hideout,
With added ease from your spineless back.
And you're transparency won't pass, cos I can see your hollow,
but fighting me won't soothe the pain in the lies you swallow.

To the man in the middle
Don't you dare speak my name
I've come so far but learnt that nothing else matters
And that there's no point to try
I want to grow just to feel remorse
But the cracks will show that its all too old.

You slip right through the cracks in this hideout,
With added ease from your spineless back.

When I get out of this there will be a masquerade,
Of escape from manipulation and finally time to grow.
I felt a pulse on the back of your neck,
beating out of time and creating a false intention

And all I wanted to be was something where my friends would love me
And it gets so hard to see time evolve the ones we used to care for.

Your judging eyes and your aching heart,
(Spineless)
Your hatred and lies; It's breaking me.
(Spineless)

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from Words Are Often Useless, released November 17, 2013

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