E.I.A.P.O.S.

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Trapped in your skin
You can't escape yourself
Though you try, you'll never win
You struggle for a voice
But can't be heard
They're pulling every limb

Living false reality
Person you don't want to be

Confused and alone
You're doubting every move that you make
You're ten steps behind all the rest
Falling down disgusted at yourself

Living false reality
Person you don't want to be
Rather be a dead beat waste
Than look yourself in the face

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from Sad Boys, released May 19, 2019

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