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Apology

from Ecdysis by Dead Split Egos

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lyrics

I used to believe things were changing, that they would get better
But what a fool I was because they only got worse

I'm scared of getting older cause it's only getting colder
When I was younger I had a future and now there's nothing left
Ever changing, always fading, you're a ghost of your former self
Always stuck going nowhere, you found nothing and you never will

Have you ever let your bones collect dirt until they rust?
Let your feet collect dust until there was nothing left to rot
I ignore my simplest of needs, I rot a hole in my bed
I wish I could do the things I plan in my head

I was stuck having days feeling disdain for my existence
Now I know my worth, I put myself first I won't compromise

I owe an apology to god, I haven't upkept his property
How can I take care of myself if they didn't take care of me?

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from Ecdysis, released February 17, 2017

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