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Boundaries
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Soft nos
Gentle nos
They become hard when they aren’t heard
Let me be soft
So I don’t have to build up a box
And speak louder with my words
Soft nos
Gentle nos
They deserve respect
Don’t make me need to yell for you to hear the boundaries I have set
Soft nos
Hard nos
They are just the same
Don’t plug your ears and tell me that I’m the one to blame
But I don’t blame you
You’ve forgotten how to listen to yours too
How can I expect you to listen to me
When you can't even hear your own body tell you what is true
We’re all talking
Not hearing
Ourselves or our friends
But when we start to listen
Is when the hurting begins to end
The hurting of each other
And the hurting of ourselves
Learn to listen to the whispers
Then soon none of us will have to yell
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Just Micci
Hello loves,
I've changed my artist name! You can find the rest of musical journey at the link below!
Big love,
Wuzzô
wuzzo.bandcamp.com/dashboard
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