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Survival Of The Fittest

from Dark Passenger by Rhys Zacher

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I taste the salt in the breeze whilst I watch the waves roll in from nowhere.
I feel the storm begin to grow quickly, it’s all around, it’s everywhere, it’s inside me.
I’m angry. I’m lashing out. All I know has filled with doubt.
I can trust no one to tell me what’s real.

It’s not my fault I became the way I am.
I’ve been used. I was bruised for so long.
Now I’m healed, I can feel it in my bones.
Something’s changed, the heavy weight is now gone.
I’ve been freed and I know I’ll be fine without you.

I feel you strike when I’m down.
You don’t fight fair, you never have. You’re a coward.
Your words are like poisonous knives.
Wait 'til my back's turned then you strike.

You act like you’re different but you’re just the same.
Survival of the fittest, on weakness you prey.
You take what you want and leave no man unscathed.
And here I was thinking no one’s to blame…

The darkness recedes. I can feel the light inside of me.
This might sound crazy, but I think I could be happy now I’m on my own.

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from Dark Passenger, released February 6, 2014
Trumpets by Ryan Williams

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