Dominoes by Ren
She started cutting her wrists and hiding her MARKS / scars with gloves
Oh, you build us like dominoes, dominoes, dominoes falling
Oh, you build us like dominoes, dominoes, dominoes falling
You build us up just to knock us back down
Funny, how you act surprised when we hit the ground
We're like domino, dominoes, dominoes falling
So _ _ _ _ _ me of all my self-belief
My smile shows all my insecuri-teeth
In a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of photoshopped kings and queens
We'll never feel happy with ourselves
But _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ sells
Dominoes, dominoes, dominoes falling…
I hide my head under the _ _ _ _ _ _
'Cause how can I face a world that ridicules the weak?
Where _ _ _ _ _ _ is sold on the shelves
Forbid that we find it in ourselves
And, and now I'm broke, it don't come _ _ _ _ _
Oh, you build us like dominoes, dominoes, dominoes falling…
Ariah was the most beautiful girl in this world
She shined like diamonds and rubies and GEMS / PEARLS
But then as soon as she turned 13
She forgot just how bright that it was that she GLEAMED / BEAMED
Stuck in a material world of magazines
That glamourize the FAKE / FALSE and photoshopped beauty queens
Top ten beauty tips making her feel inadequate
For the first time in her life she felt BADLY / UGLY
So Ariah stopped eating to lose weight
She spent her dinner money on some make up for her FACE / SELF
But no matter how much she'd lost
Or how much she BOUGHT / FOUGHT
She was never good enough
Or THUS / SO she thought
Ariah felt she could never be loved
At 16, an anorexic beauty queen, she collapses in a puddle of her tears and blood
'CAUSE / SO she never felt enough
She never felt enough
You SELL / TELL us all this lie that we must buy to keep in touch
But we can never buy enough, never buy enough
All the MONEY / RICHES in the world can't buy a sense of self love
Funny how you act surprised when depression levels rise
When you force feed inadequacy straight into our HEARTS / EYES
Television shows that praise the beautiful people
And talent competitions that ONLY / JUST laugh at the feeble
Billboards, magazines, people turned to plasticine
Moulded like a factory, we're growing up to fear feeling ugly
It's lunacy
A knife in the community, 'cause insecurity BREEDS / BRINGS judgment
Judgment breeds hate, not unity
And hierarchy based upon aesthetics is what makes a KID / CHILD in school get
bullied for genetics
And I felt so ugly growing up
The way that I looked OFTEN / SOMETIMES got me beaten up
I mean what the fuck?
Sort of culture do we live in
When we're defined by the SHAPE / FORM of our face
When we're ashamed by the size of our waist
When we're imprisoned by the form that we HAVE / TAKE
And so we keep buyin' and spendin'
That's just how this story GOES / UNFOLDS
You build us up just to knock us back down
And we just keep falling
Like dominoes
FIND A WORD THAT MEANS…
 a small pool of liquid, especially from rain
 shaped, formed
 to express admiration or approval
 weak
Dominoes by Ren
Oh, you build us like dominoes, dominoes, dominoes falling
Oh, you build us like dominoes, dominoes, dominoes falling
You build us up just to knock us back down
Funny, how you act surprised when we hit the ground
We're like domino, dominoes, dominoes falling
So bleed me of all my self-belief
My smile shows all my insecuri-teeth
In a kingdom of photoshopped kings and queens
We'll never feel happy with ourselves
But insecurity sells
Dominoes, dominoes, dominoes falling…
I hide my head under the sheets
'Cause how can I face a world that ridicules the weak?
Where beauty is sold on the shelves
Forbid that we find it in ourselves
And, and now I'm broke, it don't come cheap
Oh, you build us like dominoes, dominoes, dominoes falling…
Ariah was the most beautiful girl in this world
She shined like diamonds and rubies and pearls
But then as soon as she turned 13
She forgot just how bright that it was that she gleamed
Stuck in a material world of magazines
That glamourize the fake and photoshopped beauty queens
Top ten beauty tips making her feel inadequate
For the first time in her life she felt ugly
So Ariah stopped eating to lose weight
She spent her dinner money on some make up for her face
But no matter how much she'd lost
Or how much she bought
She was never good enough
Or so she thought
Ariah felt she could never be loved
She started cutting her wrists and hiding her scars with gloves
At 16, an anorexic beauty queen, she collapses in a puddle of her tears and blood
'Cause she never felt enough
She never felt enough
You sell us all this lie that we must buy to keep in touch
But we can never buy enough, never buy enough
All the riches in the world can't buy a sense of self love
Funny how you act surprised when depression levels rise
When you force feed inadequacy straight into our eyes
Television shows that praise the beautiful people
And talent competitions that just laugh at the feeble
Billboards, magazines, people turned to plasticine
Moulded like a factory, we're growing up to fear feeling ugly
It's lunacy
A knife in the community, 'cause insecurity breeds judgment
Judgment breeds hate, not unity
And hierarchy based upon aesthetics is what makes a kid in school get bullied for
genetics
And I felt so ugly growing up
The way that I looked sometimes got me beaten up
I mean what the fuck?
Sort of culture do we live in
When we're defined by the shape of our face
When we're ashamed by the size of our waist
When we're imprisoned by the form that we take
And so we keep buyin' and spendin'
That's just how this story goes
You build us up just to knock us back down
And we just keep falling
Like dominoes