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In this world, it all is real
It’s every fanboy’s dream
But happy is not what I feel
Without my family
This New York is not my own
There’s danger leering on the skyline
I don’t have time to yearn for home
It’s hard enough to survive
Shadows leap between the rooftops
I hear their voices in the night
Am I inclined to stop them or
Should I simply let them pass me by?
Would I be welcomed
If we were to meet?
Am I to tell them
This secret I keep?
Would they believe me
Or think I’m insane?
“You’re a TV show”’s
An outrageous claim
How can I reveal myself?
How can I just hide?
God of creation please help me decide!
Spoken
Wait a minute… What if they don’t accept what I believe? Then where would I be? I mean—it’s one thing to believe that I’m telling the truth when I say that they’re a TV series in my world and that I’m not crazy. But it’s another thing to accept me for what I believe in, and all the singing, Bible reading, praying, and verse referencing that comes with it. Although I doubt I’ll be forced to choose between faith and a place under their roof, I’d rather they not hate me for it. But, if they truly can’t put up with that, then I’ll leave. I have the warehouse to live in, and I’ve already proven that I can fend for myself. So that settles it. Bring it on, 2k3-verse! Do your worst! I’ll stay who I am—personality, fandoms, Christianity, and all—even if it kills me!
When you look upon me
You will always all see
This is who I will be
This is what I believe
None can pull me away
I won’t be led astray
You will see now today, this
World can’t change me—No way!
