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1 in 7 Billion

from Oxymoronic by Disposed

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Everyone I know thinks they are someone truly special
A hero in their own mind, they deserve a medal
But there’s just one problem with this self important preach
‘Cause if everyone was special, well who would be unique?
I wish that this wasn’t true but why try to deny
That everyone is selfish, and too afraid to die?
But no one asked for this, they’re thrown out on their own
So what would you expect, when it’s all they’ve ever known?

It’s overwhelming and now I’m dwelling
On everything that I’ve screwed up
This stress is unrelenting
I know that I’m wrong, I knew it all along
There’s no need to remind me
I’ll acknowledge though this song

I will be there first to admit that most of my acts are
More than self indulgent, and for benefit
I will care for myself before anyone else
And if that’s such a crime then I’ll detain myself
I wish this wasn’t me, but why try to deny
That I am just a narcissist, and too afraid to die?
I never asked for this, can’t do it on my own
I’ll just keep fucking up and I’ll reap what I’ve sown

It’s all around me and now I’m drowning
In all of my self pitying
This burden's never ending
I know that I’m wrong, I knew it all along
There’s no need to remind me
That’s why I wrote this song

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from Oxymoronic, released September 20, 2017

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