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Everyday,
Everyday. 
 I open my eyes, 
 I still want to sleep,
 What a surprise. 
 I get dressed, 
 in my mood for the day, 
 I still look a mess, 
 But I go anyway. 
 
 Everyday. 
 I go to school, 
 I sit through my classes, 
 I'm too weird to be cool. 
 After a day, 
 Full of highschool and hell.
 On the yellow bus I make my way 
 Back to where I started before. 
 
 Everyday. 
 I take my beating 
 Of hateful words and disgust. 
 I search for meaning, 
 in an otherwise pointless life. 
 I sit and I think, 
 I write and I listen. 
 I express with every beat and every blink. 
 
 Everyday. 
 I lay down to sleep. 
 I close my eyes. 
 And I count the sheep. 
 I think about the day, 
 and the day soon to come. 
 And hope for time where I just may
 Make a difference, at least to some
 
 Everyday. 
 though there all the same, 
 the thing I wish for the most, 
 Is change.

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