Voices

by The Eye Of Jupiter

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Is it something in my bloodline
Is it something I said
Is it because of who I am
Or is it something in my head

They won't stop, they won't stop
The voices in my head
They're telling me I'm not good enough
And that I'd be better off dead

I'd rather die

And I'm sick of the lies
And I'm sick of you

What made you think that you could get a hold on me
I've seen your face before
You never change
You never change

I can't stop hearing all these lies
Cause every time you speak it's just a mouth full of pride
You're misguided, hurt and abused
Blaming everything on anyone that you choose

This isn't a conversation
It's just you looking down on me
And I'm done submitting to what you say
You're the voices in my head

Voices in my head

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released March 23, 2018

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Andromeda

Jul 2019
Almanac

Jan 2019
Waves

Jan 2019
Voices

Mar 2018
Hallways

Mar 2018
The Cold

Feb 2018
Deep Space

Aug 2014

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