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Justify Me (Reimagined)

by SKYWALKER

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I’ve been running near & far
Covered in blisters & scars
Oh no, for too long.

Locked away behind these doors,
I am crawling on the floor.
Am I strong? This feels wrong.

And then no one’s ever told me
why people care who holds me,
Oh, so do you?

And can you be the power
blooming in me like a flower
in Spring, be my wings?

I wish I knew
What I take away from you
But I can’t & I won’t
Let you walk all over me

You make no sense
When you excuse your ignorance
So, don’t you ever try & silence me
With your bigotry

Every day I have to lie.
And it’s hard to feel alive
when I’m my own crime.

But I am human, can’t you see?
There’s no justifying me.
Cause I am what I am.

I can’t believe I still need to say
We are still waiting for the day
When everybody gets a place in the sun
your daughter and your son

I can’t believe that we still look for love
answers from somebody up above
when all we need is to say it loud
I’m human & I’m proud

What do i know about your trouble? You’ve got my heart
But you are real, this is your struggle. You’ve got my arms

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released December 20, 2019

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SKYWALKER

Post-hardcore outlet combining heavy riffs, crushing breakdowns, and sweet melodies with honest and personal lyricism.

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