Hajar Fennassi

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Be friend with the monster inside of your heart

End of all your happy ever after, tearing your spirit apart
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J’ai ma vie devant moi stockée tel une meule de foin

Et moi là bas toute seule s’asseyant dans un petit coin
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Be Brave Is To Forget About Karma

Be friend with the monster inside of your heart

End of all your happy ever after, tearing your spirit apart

Brave seems so ironic when you have no faith inside

Roar should be an option, bring to life the lion who died

And stop wasting time and seeing life as the color that you bleed

Voices of others should be muted; you’ll only hear the compliment that you need

Erase pain and overjoy, live life by being who you are

I didn’t know you as a quitter; hardcore for you was not that far

Show me that you take your promises, show us that we’re wrong

Tame those who hate you, cut their throat, break their bones

Omit black from your head, wreck devil, chase demons away

Frame your name; make it worth lasting and meant to stay

Obtuse minds are ought to be ignored, impose things from your own

Rhyme your path guide it to the hall of fame and grab a microphone

Girl you’ll be singing so loud, making other deaf, unable to hear

Earning respect from those who once upon a time they brought you fear

Treat them like you don’t need them and they are not worthy of you

Afraid? Why being afraid? Or a slave to this trade? Need a rescue

Big ball of rubbish all their opinions, just run and dribble to recover

Octopus they’re becoming; carry you with a hand, raping you with the other

Use their bite to bite them back, don’t be the one who buries her noise in the pad

Tell them you’ll dig their graves if they ever try to make you mad

Karma is your friend, tell her to slap them in the face

And of course keep those who love you next to you, safe in your place

Rest in peace to the old you; time to deal with the real drama

Man up, move on, know that our universe is an enigma

And most of all remember that be brave is to forget about karma

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