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Project 86 ~ Set Me Up


Right in front of me dropping another game Now I watch your face as your eyes look down Away from my glance Backstabbed as I hear the cracks drop smack I count the ways your little whispers swell to greet my daze Underground, so down, your scene above me But now I see so clearly I'm not down, I never could be And it's long past time for me to show you Speak my mind in response to your condescending way Of placing me below your feet "It's not what you know, it's who you know" But all I know now is you live for the show" Smiles in my face with smirks in your eyes And I understand what it means to be "Legit" in your eyes, not I Nor none of my "attempts" to be on the inside I'm not down, I never could be And it's time, this time I'll show you Set me up Knocked down Knocked down from your clique, you Understand how you rejected me I look at your face and weep for your "scene" So I ask myself what needs to be said What now, what light can I shed? As I battle to fight down the angry thought That's swelling to escape my head So it's plain as day and you can see that I have a right to explain my self to you So don't look away or turn away or laugh away Because your "scene" is dead today We can't bring ourselves back down to this level Because you are no better than me Down with all that took us away from standing as one and living as one Am I so different from you that you cannot dispel with your status and look at my face? Am I so distant from you that I cannot break free from this stereotype today? Am I so separate from you that you cannot regard me as equal and clean this stain? more free lyrics

Right in front of me dropping another game
Now I watch your face as your eyes look down
Away from my glance
Backstabbed as I hear the cracks drop smack
I count the ways your little whispers swell to greet my daze
Underground, so down, your scene above me
But now I see so clearly
I'm not down, I never could be
And it's long past time for me to show you

Speak my mind in response to your condescending way
Of placing me below your feet
"It's not what you know, it's who you know"
But all I know now is you live for the show"
Smiles in my face with smirks in your eyes
And I understand what it means to be
"Legit" in your eyes, not I
Nor none of my "attempts" to be on the inside
I'm not down, I never could be
And it's time, this time I'll show you

Set me up
Knocked down
Knocked down from your clique, you
Understand how you rejected me
I look at your face and weep for your "scene"

So I ask myself what needs to be said
What now, what light can I shed?
As I battle to fight down the angry thought
That's swelling to escape my head
So it's plain as day and you can see
that I have a right to explain my self to you
So don't look away or turn away or laugh away
Because your "scene" is dead today
We can't bring ourselves back down to this level
Because you are no better than me
Down with all that took us away from standing as one and living as one
Am I so different from you that you cannot dispel with your status and
look at my face?
Am I so distant from you that I cannot break free from this stereotype
today?
Am I so separate from you that you cannot regard me as equal and
clean this stain?

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