Bring me back to the rhythm
The beat of my heart as an anthem
I’m calling out every part of the problem
To disappear, run through my veins and then out through my tears
Rising up as a woman
Is deeply entangled to the movement
A need for meditation
I tried to mend through the body
The biggest source of life
That makes us what we try to be daily
And when I get this feeling of despair
Like a black hole, sucking everything I’m unaware
My hands tremble, legs don’t function
Just like a kid that can’t do nothing
Where was this woman I thought I saw
I don’t want to lay there on the floor
Who was this woman I think I saw,
I’d say, she don’t want to change
I’m writing a hook as I can, naturally
The sensations I look for that reside in me
I take notes on the paper
Carve names when I suffer
Black ink on the cover
Past lives seem to push down on my shoulders
Like a vast knife punctures through and I feel paralysed
An outcast in the family realm
As I carry the name
I can never have them understand
And when I get this feeling, I hurt
Shift my attention to get rid of all the dirt
I rise from the ashes, make rhymes, take my chances
Fire up the soul with some matches
I was this woman I thought I saw
I don’t want to lay there on the floor
Who was this woman I think I saw,
I’d say she don’t want to change
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