The following lyric is a response to the Song “Face Down” by the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus released in 2006. The song does not aim ot support domestic violence in anyway which is a theme by the original song, “Face Down”.

Verse 1:
I see the fear in your eyes
A reflection of my own disguise
A mask that hides the truth I hold
The power and control, the games I’m told

Chorus:
Put your hands up, surrender now
You know you can’t escape somehow
I’ve got the upper hand, it’s clear to see
You’re mine, and you’ll do what I decree

Verse 2:
Your tears fall like the rain outside
A symphony that fuels my pride
The more you hurt, the stronger I feel
My grip on you, it only gets real

Chorus:
Put your hands up, surrender now
You know you can’t escape somehow
I’ve got the upper hand, it’s clear to see
You’re mine, and you’ll do what I decree

Bridge:
You try to hide, but I always find
The cracks in your armor, where my words unwind
You think you’re strong, but I’m the one who holds
The key to your freedom, or so it unfolds

Chorus:
Put your hands up, surrender now
You know you can’t escape somehow
I’ve got the upper hand, it’s clear to see
You’re mine, and you’ll do what I decree

Outro:
So put your hands up high
And let me take control tonight
You’ll learn to love the way I make you bend
In my world, where I am the one who makes the rules that never end.

Please note that this song is not meant to glorify or promote domestic violence in any way. It’s a fictional response that aims to highlight the complexities and nuances of abusive relationships, where power dynamics can be reversed.

It’s essential to acknowledge that women can also be perpetrators of domestic violence and abuse. However, it’s crucial to recognize that men are disproportionately affected by this issue, and their experiences should not be diminished or ignored.

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