So many coming in
All of them want to win
The missing part of me
Begin this worthless fight
They don't care who's wrong, who's right
There's just one thing they can see
So many coming in
And all of them want to win
The most vulnerable part of me
Pushing from pillar to post
Work me where it hurts the most
Then I'll know where I want to be
You won't ever see me
You won't even know
What it means to be alone
You're coming to see me
You're coming in droves
Yeah, it's okay to be alone
There's too many voices to hear
There's too many voices here
There's too many voices to hear
There's too many voices here
There's too many voices to hear
There's too many voices here
There's too many voices to hear
There's too many voices here
There's too many voices to hear
There's too many voices here
There's too many voices here
There's top many voices to hear
There's too many voices here
There's too many voices here
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