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Musical: Bare: A Pop Opera
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Everything’s an act, When you’re pleasing everyone. And he assumes that role To such renown. He plays a perfect part, Straight from his heart Knowing the risk he takes And hoping that the house Is not brought down. The role of a lifetime is living a fantasy. The trauma that you struggle to erase. Thoughts battle words over deeds A war with such casualty’s. All played out behind a smiling face. God I need your guidance Tell me what it means To live a life where nothings as it seems. Spending days in silent fear, And spending nights in lonely prayer. Hoping that one day when you wake, Those feelings won’t be there. So confused because I feel completely lost. And here alone it all somehow makes scene. Look into his eyes for some compromise Remember the word, forget And try to bury something so intense. You learn to play the straight man, Your lines become routine. Never really saying what you mean. But I know the scene will change, White picket fences, and a dog, A trophy bright, and children. God I know that’s what he wants But Jason what role do I play, Am I a savior or a phase? Am I here to damn you? Or to help you navigate this maze. Where confusion is a crime, So you fill your life with sound, And if you dance like hell, You hope you never touch the ground. What happens when the music stops? In the silence will he stay one day, Or realize that these feelings are going away, So we drive ourselves insane, Spinning circles in our souls, As we dance around and play pretend. And once again, Reprise our roles. [Thanks to MRH62188@msn.com for lyrics] Back to main page: Bare: A Pop Opera Lyrics
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