I was one of you (The Boy Holmes - Dark)

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A twisted mind, a twisted grin.

Wrists cut bleeding, but a joy within.

The fearless mask that I once wore,

has stitched to me, tainted is my core.

Because I know the pain of loss, 

love slipping through my clumsy fingers

And I have cried to the morning,

the pinch of sadness still lingers.

But madness has bandaged my heart, 

kept it from bursting

into a thousand pieces,

my will is rusting

like metal, I am

now a puppet to this craft,

the one that keeps me alive 

dare you call me daft

and I shall teach you otherwise,

share a bit of dark, and rip out your throat true. 

Don't dare call me strange 

for I was one of you.

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