Dying To Be Thin

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I'll be everything you think, everything you speak; Your days of self-assurance will turn to apprehension, I'll walk inside your mind, no need to be mentioned; You listened to the voices, the ones who screamed your inadequacy, And now your life, your body, ou thoughts, they all belong to me; When you look at the numbers, they'll all look too signifigant, The image in the mirror will never again seem exquisite; You'll never seem so normal, just more and more unnatural; You'll think you're fine, that nothing's wrong, but I hide in the shadows; I'll eat you from the inside out, you'll never notice what's wrong, I'll intoxicate your mind, you'll never again be strong; You'll never escape my grasp, I'll hold you to the end, You think it's over now, you just wait, you'll bend; Just when you think I'm in your past, I'll find you once again; I'll take you past your destination, I'll push you til I'm satisfied, Later on, when you remember the pain, you'll only want to lie; I'm your dirty little secret, the one you hate to tell, The one that shows you let yourself go, the one that shows you fell; You started out so innocent, how could you have gone, Down this one-way road to death, one you travel all alone; I'm the cold reality that you will always face, When you push me away, I'll find someone else to chase; Am I what you expected? No, I didn't think so, But you got me anyway, so thanks for the go...