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punishment
01:39
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lock away
what we can't control
throw away
all that's misunderstood
punish all
who aren't normal
clip their wings
and blame them for their troubles
it only matters
until it affects us at home
it only matters
until its at our front doors
it only matters
it only matters
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sister
03:09
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my sisters burning in the california sun
ignored by everyone
her shaky hands hold cardboard signs
you dont look her in the eye
the things she has to do
no hope
she blames herself
she self medicates to keep the thoughts subdued
the systems failed her
you can see it in her face
if you ever care to look
she shivers with sickness
self defeat and anger
the worlds abandoned her
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white savior mouth
03:16
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my voice trembles with doubt
silenced by your white savior mouth
your good intentions arent enough
you interrupt
i talk so loud
i drown you out
i steal your voice
i have got to learn to shut my damn mouth
i have got to learn to take up less space
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