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The Price

She built a life a million people loved. None of them knew her. I'm not sure she did either.

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What's real? What's fake? Is this her, or the mask she made? I watch her scroll, her fingers trace the glow A thousand faces flashing, none she'll ever know She's chasing reflections in a pool of glass A smile for the strangers, a life she's amassed Her eyes speak a language that the screen won't share A quiet desperation hidden under her stare The likes and the follows, they're her currency of care But behind the curtain, is anyone there? She's a star in a play where the script's unwritten Every post a plea, every caption bitten The filters frame a life she'll never own A queen of a kingdom, a throne but alone She's a star in a play where the script's unwritten Every post a plea, every caption bitten The filters frame a life she'll never own A queen of a kingdom, a throne but alone She acts in a spotlight that nobody sees Trapped in a story she wrote to appease What was the price? What did it cost? How much did it take? How much was lost? Why can't you stop? Why won't it end? Is it society, greed, or someone's intent? She says, It's my body, my rules, my call If I profit from their gaze, is it wrong at all? Freedom's her banner, but the cracks start to show When the power she claims feels more like a show Is it liberation, or another gilded cage? A currency of flesh on a digital stage The greed's not always her own, sometimes hands pulling strings But the lure of obscene riches drives darker things Just one step further, it's just one more shot The price of a yacht or the life I forgot She counts every dollar but can't count the cost Each smile she sells leaves a piece of her lost The mirror cracks, but the light stays on A thousand eyes watching, their judgment strong She whispers, "It's worth it," but the words fall flat When the echoes remind her, there's no turning back The crowd cheers louder, the applause feels thin Is it validation, or the weight of her sin? What was the price? What did it cost? How much did it take? How much was lost? Why can't you stop? Why won't it end? Is it society, greed, or someone's intent? The glow of the screen fades, the noise sinks low In the quiet, a question she's scared to show If I strip away the filters, the wealth, the fame Will I still find myself beneath the shame? A spark in the dark—maybe it's not too late To rewrite the story, to challenge the fate The price weighed heavy, but it's not the end Redemption's a journey, and hope's your friend The price was her will Her voice was the cost Took part of her soul Her Innocence lost It just never stops The hunger won't bend Fueled by society, greed, and the lies they defend

All lyrics written by Aidan Yagu.

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