I Don't Care What Heath Says

from The Wall That I Built by My Captain, My King

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Believe me, I'm trying to see that I'm worth anything
I've been told I'm strong
But when my exterior crumbles
You can see my broken frame
This is what I get for all my doubt
The only thing I've mastered at 23
Is that I'm pretty good at feeling sorry for myself
Well maybe I should let go or just get over it
If I can climb over these broken promises
I pretend that these bottles are my friends
But when they're empty on the floor
They prove to me I'll never belong
I wrote my name in blood
Just to see my vows get trampled over and over again
Can you prove me wrong
The only thing I've mastered at 23 I
Is that I'm pretty good at feeling sorry for myself
Well maybe I should let go or just get over it
If I can climb over these broken promises
Maybe I could
I think it's time to let go
Maybe I should
I think it's time to let go

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from The Wall That I Built, released April 22, 2018
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Daniel Ernest at EST audio.

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