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Trapped
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I'm trapped, worn down, I've strayed from the path
Day by Day, it seems there's no way out
25 years in the same old place
I still hope it's not too late to try again
I'm trapped. In the chains of all my past mistakes
I'm fucking trapped
But many days have passed, 'cause I'm a piece of shit,
'cause the sinner in me will never quit
Small faults turned out to be big mistakes
So tell me where I'm going and who I am
Help me out. Each step is getting harder
This mess in my head. I think I can't stand it any longer
For the thousandth time, I swear to myself, tomorrow will bring a change
For the thousandth time, I swear to myself, I'll never be like this again
That I'll change. I've gotta break free for my own sake.
And the darkness in my mind never stops whispering to me
What have you left behind? A bunch of shit and three broken teeth
No one will remember what you've done or who you wanted to be
Keep holding on, as tight as you can
No matter how old, or where or when
If I fall to the ground, I will try again
25 years later, still don’t know who I am
Help me out. Each step is getting harder.
This mess in my head. I think I can't stand it any longer.
For the thousandth time I swear to myself. Tomorrow will bring a change
For the thousandth time I swear to myself. That I'll never be like this again.
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