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Why Bother?
01:49
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It's all been done before
So why even bother?
Preach about the passion
To each other
Boast of the fight
You had last night
So fucking anal
You can't see the light
Cluster of cunts
Spouting rhetoric
Mouth breathers
Spewing shit
Nothing to say
But screaming to be heard
With borrowed riffs
And stolen words
Oh so fucking cool
With the tough guy aesthetic
Scratch the surface
And you're just pathetic
Another bullied kid
Who became the bully
I see through the facade
I know it's the truth
Cuz I did it myself
Just a Failure to admit
Flawed mental health.
Take my advice
Find something to do
Before your ego
Consumes you
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No One
01:54
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Through the motions for so long
It's hard to see another way
Drifting along, rotting away
Inside my mind
Can't move, can't breathe
Feel so trapped
Fear of the future, shame of the past
Can't let go
Defective, functional
Defective, functional
Something must give
Defective, functional
I can't forgive
Defective, functional
Can't forgive myself
Promised myself I'd not come back
Well, here i am... alone again
Realised, I'm lost without you
Without you I am no one
No one
No one
No one
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Just To Get Away
03:01
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Desperate
01:10
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Desperate women with broken lives
Get fucked by men with forgotten wives
Forced to the street, can't keep up the fight
Dignity lost under street light
Broken home, resentful mother
Face full of scars from a scornful love
Desperate times bring desperate measures
What makes you think you're any better?
Let he without sin cast the first stone.
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