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shame blame
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you come around and talk shit
trying to bring me down
I'm not having it
you think you know me so well
I can't begin to tell you
how you're wrong about everything
I'm so sick of hearing you complain
every conversation is the same
how you're the best, and I'm so lame
and I'm just someone for you to blame
and I'm just someone for you to shame
but I refuse to accept the guilt
that you try to make me feel
it's not my fault
that your dreams
are coming to an end
or so it seems
but that's the path that you chose
you're not keeping friends
you're making foes
stomping down until they're squished
between your toes and silenced
and I'm just someone for you to blame
and I'm just someone for you to shame
but I refuse to accept the guilt
that you try to make me feel
I have a purpose
I'm not attending the circus
now you say I deserve this
you must be fucking perfect
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