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Tall Timbers
01:25
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July the 9th
65 down Coppermine
Who am I to justify your state of mind?
You were too faded to remember
And I was too dazed to provide you with closure
Tall Timbers
I still picture those times of placement
On your living room couch and the floor of your basement
Your eyes were full of tears, while this distance filled my mind with fear
But since the last time, I've been doing fine
(Tall Timbers).
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Sit on your knees you sheep and pray
To beg for gluttony in exchange
Go wipe the mercy off your face
Are you happy with your grace?
Where's your consciousness?
Teach me your ways and drain my fear
You're scared of understanding
We're nothing but existing
I won't let you reign to make me feel afraid
You will never answer; my cry for you is vain
What if you're a myth? And I was just a speck?
If it's a foolish world, what gives you faith in it?
Where's your consciousness?
Teach me your ways and drain my fear
You're scared of understanding
We're nothing but existing
Where's your consciousness?
I am a nihilist in desperate need of purpose
No solid ground
To fulfill the void that roots my lack of interest
I don't need a cult to make me human.
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Simpleton
02:09
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Cross out your pointless trends
With the feeling you couldn't mend
You're the shovel and I'm the sand
What makes you so indifferent?
Your sword unedged
My mind sharpened
Modest and free
You'll never be
Clout savvy knockoff kids
With their cuffs and checkered fits
Transferred their plastered lives
Into a split
Your sword unedged
My mind sharpened
Modest and free
You'll never be
Go tell your friends
That you're depressed
Don't pin a thread
For sympathy
You're a simpleton
And you'll never be set free
You're a simpleton
A fallacy.
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Lame Duck
02:49
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Tyranny breaks the bond from you to me
Pockets full and records clean
They laugh at lives of everything we've come to mean
As they rip us from our currency and withdraw our equality
(Reiterate)
The words they say don't mean a thing
(To you and me)
We're just a photo in the frame
(Obliterate)
Break down the walls and set us free
Lay down your slush funds into single file
Lash out the blameless, they're inversatile
Well I've got my virtues marred by lies
From these mockup politicians with their milksop minds
(Reiterate)
The words they say don't mean a thing
(To you and me)
We're just a photo in the frame
(Obliterate)
Break down the walls and set us free
Reiterate the words they say
To you and me if the live in vain
Their policies ravage our luck
And no one seems to give a fuck.
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