A fun duet about how we sometimes hide who we are from those we shouldn't.
lyrics
She walks on eggshells made from shards of her broken heart, and her plastic smile
And the mask she's wearing is causing her to break out, when she makes out, with the fake crowd
Just, just listen to me, just, just listen to me, cause the problem with this scene
Is that i've been here before, and everybody's got a reason why they're hiding right behind
crafted identities
Looking for better days, searching for sunlight...and it seems impossible
(I've been looking for some better days with sunlight)
Seeking out honesty might be a suicide attempt but i'll take my chance
(Seeking honesty might turn out to be suicide)
Because nothing could be scarier than lifting up that barrier
And finding you the real, real, you isn't you
He walks with head held high, but he's broken down inside...Porcelain doll is your middle name
It's a common habit for you to always bend before you break
Just, just listen to me, just, just listen to me, cuz the problem with this dream
Is that one day you'll be suddenly forced to face the ugly facts, the ugly facts of your
crafted identity
And I wish I could see your face, your face
And I wish I could know your name, your name
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