[Verse 1] She paid at the counter, everything was fine, Then panic hit hard as she checked her side. Her wallet missing — dropped it on the floor, But she pointed at me like I’d grabbed it before. “You took my wallet” — accusing me outright, Her chaos on me, my rage hold back all tight. [Pre-Chorus 1] And I choke it back down, But it’s burning my throat — How dare she do this to me? [Chorus] I’m breaking down inside this place, No more smiles to hide my rage. Push me one more time — I swear I’ll snap, I’m done being your doormat. Every job, every day’s the same: Blame me, break me — forget my name. I’m holding on, but the fuse is short… This workplace rage is a goddamn war. [Verse 2] Sitting at the desk, trying to keep the peace, But here comes a new one with her masterpiece. Claiming last time I “attacked” her personally, Another twisted story, another petty lie. My head is pounding, but my voice stays low — Why am I the villain in the tales they sew? [Pre-Chorus 2] And I swallow the fire, But it’s cracking my teeth — Every false accusation pulls the ground from beneath… [Chorus] I’m breaking down inside this place, No more smiles to hide my rage. Push me one more time — I swear I’ll snap, I’m done being your doormat. Every job, every day’s the same: Blame me, break me — forget my name. I’m holding on, but the fuse is short… This workplace rage is a goddamn war. [Verse 3] Clocking out for lunch, sushi at a restaurant awaits, But someone in the shadows is messing with me. Program switched, cycle broken — right behind my back, Using the wrong program— what the hell is that? I clench my fists, but I walk away, ‘Cause losing it now would ruin my day. [Bridge] I’ve had it with whispers, I’ve had it with games, I’m tired of swallowing all of the blame. Three different places, the same old script — One more shove and something’s gonna rip. Can’t keep quiet, can’t stay small — One more insult and I’ll break that wall. [Chorus] I’m breaking down inside this place, No more smiles to hide my rage. Push me one more time — I swear I’ll snap, I’m done being your doormat. Every job, every day’s the same: Blame me, break me — forget my name. I’m holding on, but the fuse is short… This workplace rage is a goddamn war.