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Created on: November 26, 2008
Broken and torn
Tortured and scorned
Somehow I need to survive
The pressure inside
But my eyes are blind
And my ears are deaf
I exist somewhere, deep down inside
Where no one can see
Then suddenly I see light
Shining so bright
Now I believe
I just might survive.
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