
You and me are a lot alike
But you can’t tell from our appearance
You’re black and I’m white
We exist in opposite worlds,
Live in different circles.
But deep down,
You’re a perfect reflection of me
I need someone to love me,
I need someone to care for.
I need a shoulder to cry on.
Will you be my friend?
We can overcome our external differences
It’s what’s on the inside that really counts.
So who cares what they say?
We’re not that different anyway.
But you can’t tell from our appearance
You’re black and I’m white
We exist in opposite worlds,
Live in different circles.
But deep down,
You’re a perfect reflection of me
I need someone to love me,
I need someone to care for.
I need a shoulder to cry on.
Will you be my friend?
We can overcome our external differences
It’s what’s on the inside that really counts.
So who cares what they say?
We’re not that different anyway.

Look at me. Do you see me? No. You don't. No one can. All they see is the hooded boy slowly walking, face downcast toward the sidewalk. Whatever. I guess it's my fault. I hide beneath my sweatshirt. Life really is much easier that way. I put it on, and no one will ever see the scars on my wrist. It's like my escape.
Look at me. Do you see me? No. You don't. No one can. All they see is a sad little orphan girl, tears running down my cheeks. Whatever. I guess it's my fault. I couldn't make my parents love me. They hid behind their drugs. They told me life really was easier that way. They'd take them, and I would be left hiding behind the couch. It was like my haven.





