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Away From Home
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I'm pulling out my hair to feel the pain again,
to rid the numbness, to kill the glare.
And I'm singing to myself to get to sleep again,
to feel alright with the cards that I have been dealt.
But I know I had to do this for myself,
for my friends, and my family, and everybody else,
But I lack motivation, I have sleep deprivation,
and I can't stand this isolation.
When I'm away from home I'm no one but myself,
but at times it seems I need to act like somebody else.
Take a look at who I am inside and decide,
'cause I know I can be better than the person I've been.
I'm punching through a wall to fill the void again,
to free the anger that fills my mind when you don't call.
And I'm grinding down my teeth to choke on my words again,
because I'm too scared of sounding stupid when I speak.
But I know I had to do this for myself,
for my friends, and my family, and everybody else,
But I lack motivation, I have sleep deprivation,
and I can't stand this isolation.
When I'm away from home I'm no one but myself,
but at times it seems I need to act like somebody else.
Take a look at who I am inside and decide,
'cause I know I can be better than the person I've been.
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