Lyrics

Rolling back the years
Could have thought it was 81
Didn't all the slaughters teach you
How much wrong we done
You say you're only tweeting
But I see history repeating
Brianna showed us that murder don't retract
Now a teenage girl is gone
Do you know whose bed you're in
Whose watching you sleeping
The weight of all your words
The blood that's on your fingertips
It's my business
And mine alone
Way too young, too old
To be hated for
What I've always known
I've got nothing
To be sorry for
So won't you close the door behind you
On your way
On your way
Harlem Gospel Travelers:
We ignore the tears 
And go about our lives 
How many souls are missing
How many have died 
How many taken and beaten
Closeted skeletons peak-in
Too scared to admit your attraction
So you attack 
Now another doll is gone 
Why do you care whose bed they're in 
Or what bathroom they're using 
All that hate that you're spewing 
the blood that came from your silence  
It's my business (it's my business)
And mine alone
Way too young, too old
To be hated for
What I've always known
I've got nothing (I've got nothing)
To be sorry for
So won't you close the door behind you
On your way
On your way
It's my business
Written by: Edward Matthew Black, Ifedayo (Thomas) Gatling, Nia Wyn Roberts, Thomas Gatling
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