| Curtain comes down, confession begins.
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| Not all of them made it, so I’m glad some of them stayed until the end
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| to see a self righteous young man turn parody.
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| But nothing is more uplifting than finally admitting you were living a lie.
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| Tears down my face again as I place my head in my hands
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| Darkness comes and it consumes all my past dread is exhumed
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| Breakdown in short succession interrupt the bouts of depression
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| Fables and methods for coping effective as protest unspoken
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| Praise gone, money spent
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| Just a kid wondering where his dad went
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| Old man life spent
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| Carved a legacy never made a dent.
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| Thirty Three was so complex screamed the singed from the crucifix
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| Well, it was me down on bended knees, praying to a god in whom I «don't believe»
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| In a way it is all that it gleams, but why do we kill ourselves to end the
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| dream?
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| Is it commitments that bind me or am I consumed by vanity?
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| Praise gone, money spent
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| Just as kid wondering where his dad went
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| Old man life spent
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| Carved a legacy never made a dent.
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| How can it be maintained?
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| The way I make my living has driven me insane.
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| It’s a 21st century irony, where everything you hoped for in life gives you
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| more anxiety.
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| Praise gone, money spent
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| Just as kid wondering where his dad went
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| Old man life spent
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| Carved a legacy never made a dent.
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| Rapt attention turns malaise.
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| I accept it.
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| Can’t remain unaffected by the changing days.
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| I’m not ungrateful; |
| I cherish the time we spent.
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| When the day comes to say goodbye, understand, this is why.
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| Praise gone, money spent
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| Just as kid wondering where his dad went
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| Old man life spent
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| Carved a legacy never made a dent. |