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I Don't Feel Safe
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Here, I don't feel safe.
I don't belong.
I'm Wondering why i'm here?
Emotions don't exist.
We hide ourselves to keep ourselves safe
yea, we hide ourselves to keep ourselves safe.
I'm so afraid.
say a prayer for me.
It feels like it's the end.
it feels like i can't go on.
i'm not strong enough.
well don't you quit on me.
don't you fear, keep breathing
just believe.
and though it may see all this is lost
it's not over now.
what you want to say is hard for you
and hard for me to take
yea it's hard for you and hard for me to take.
i'm so afraid
say a prayer for me
It feels like it's the end.
it feels like i can't go on.
i'm not strong enough
well don't you quit on me.
don't you fear, keep breathing
just believe.
where do we go now?
there's so much more that i should say.
where do we go now?
there's so much more that i should say.
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