Where Am I

from Fast Rocking Slow Humping by Lo-Fi

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I didn't take de medicine, so here I am
Suffering with this huge growing pain
For once, in my mind one pill was not enough
Until the next day this joy won't last and I need some more
And I keep thinking and looking for new ways to help me
Asking me who am I?
Where am I?
What I need to be?
I have to stand still, the answers won't come fast
And I see myself getting old in a tough sober path
Everyone needs to find their own way,
Now I don't care for others
Not selfish, not alone, just more time with mey thoughts
And then find out who I am, where I am.
They say: "You will never achieve something else in life,
Your parents are worried, you are odd, look around,
You must act as anyone else,
You must act as anyone else"
Meanness, I wash away the pain inside yourself
Discovering who you are, where you are and then take the next step
Without any hollow help, just you and nobody else
I don't need no medicine,
I am all I need
The paranoid of being like everyone is dead pain
I am not ashamed
The love I can feel is inside me, inside my heart
I put together all that is important to me
Not even one thing I'll forget to keep
Solid as a rock, hard as a brick

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from Fast Rocking Slow Humping, released January 1, 2012

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