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We Come From Different Worlds

You don't know I'm an Alien.

You don't and you wouldn't,

  • Even if you could ask a million questions;

    • You’d never ask the right ones.

I've studied so hard I could fool you,

  • With every single answer.

You said that I was a drama-queen:

  • That things weren't that bad.

I can't blame you, you really thought you knew;

  • Hell, even I thought you knew,

    • And therein lies the mistake.


I am now a sad winner,

  • Having proved it was all that, and more.

I guess the problem is this:

  • I didn't know I was an alien either,

    • Until I saw the pieces of my youth you'd seen and written,

And chosen to ignore;

  • The parts you found shocking, others you abhor

    • But mostly the parts you said you'd seen

      • And did nothing about;

Because of you, I thought these things were normal.

Because of you, I thought I was the problem.

Those years of study were a reflex.

They were my only way to survive when,

  • In reality,

We come from different worlds.