Walking quickly,
Out of the corner.
Into the streets,
Bypass the loner.
Bypass the loner.
Bypass the loner.
I was walking quickly,
Out of the corner.
To the streets
To the streets, I was walking by.
Saw the man in his disguise,
He noticed me once, he noticed me twice.
That's when I came to realize.
That was the man who held me tight,
By the throat, and began to cry.
Began to cry,
Began to cry.
He wouldn't let go,
And I began to cry.
I asked him why,
I asked him why.
He couldn't say no,
That I should die.
Moving swiftly,
Out of that corner.
Into the streets,
Met the owner.
I met the owner.
Met the owner.
In the bakery,
By the corner.
I cried to this man,
And he denied.
He told me my story,
Was one, big lie.
One big lie that a breath has take,
One big lie that a breath has waste.
I began to cry,
Began to cry.
He told me so,
And I began to cry.
He didn't know,
I was about to die.
But he told me so,
And I began to cry.
Breathing heavily,
Ran to the parlor.
I saw the barber,
Talking to my mother.
Talking to my mother.
Talking to my mother.
Breathing heavily,
Ran from the corner.
Mother asked why why why,
I cried into her arms.
It felt so right.
I told her a man,
Gave me a fright.
Who grabbed my throat,
And held me tight.
He looked into my eyes,
And said I was going to die.
But I ran away,
I didn't want to fight.
Didn't want to fight,
With the man and his knife.
I broke free,
And ran for my life.
Mother couldn't see this horrible sight,
So she told me I was living in one big lie.
One big lie that a breath has take,
One big lie that a breath has waste.
I screamed at her and denied,
No one couldn't believed,
Why I cried.
So I hide,
And began to cry.
So I hide,
And began to cry.
In the corner I asked why why why,
Why people frowned upon me and denied.
The man was back and told me my fate,
I made a mistake and I should die.
I should die…
Oh I should die…
I should die…
Oh I should die…
But woke up and felt life was taken away,
Instead the nightmare took my breath away.
I was wide awake in the night,
And that was when I began to cry.
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