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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeThe Great Impersonator
No one has to knowI could always hideBut sometimes it might get to meThe things on all their mindsLike, "They don't know I'm lonely"And, "They don't know I'm kind"Or scared that I can't hack it with the current paradigmEvery single lineEvery single rhymeEvery single truth I singOnce started as a lieI promise that I'm fineBut then I redesignAnd put myself together like some little FrankensteinDoes a story die with its narrator?Surely it's forgotten soon or laterHope they spell my name right in the paperIn here lies the great impersonatorI'm lying in a car crashIn a pile of broken glassIt's funny how it looks like glitter from the overpassI'm in a pick-up truck, the door is stuckI'm sinking in the waterAnd the girl inside is wavingbut the people just applaud herThis is a cry for help, callin' for assistanceBut you can't tell I need itwhen you're watchin' from a distanceDoes a story die with its narrator?Surely it's forgotten soon or laterHope they spell my name right in the paperIn here lies the great impersonator
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