Ultraviolence
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On a pedestal, under the spotlight,
Voices sharp and music bright.
You see what they show you don't know what's real,
Those people carrying sunshine need darkness to heal.
Light blinds eyes but it doesn't hide lies,
When you try to escape, you've got to pay a price.
*This is my original story*
*which is discontinued* (sobs)
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