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I Tried (But Now I'm Giving Up)

from Loathe by Mended

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Get over it, get over it
Always wanting attention I will not give
Get over it, get over it
That's all that you tell me you just don't get it
I can't control how I feel, that's just the way that I am
Needed your love and comfort, you just gave me hospital beds
I don't do this for attention, I wish I knew why I did
You threw me off to the curb, without even a stutter
Can't believe I work so hard to feel love from my mother
I am so sick of this pain, the constant internal torment
Maybe I'll take this knife, make my brain lie dormant
Why should I cling onto life, you clearly don't want to have it
You are the one who made it, I just don't understand it
I guess I'm just a failure, yeah that must be it
Just put the noose around my neck, I'm fucking over it
Maybe now I'll feel loved as I float up above

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from Loathe, released June 2, 2017

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