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Losing Sleep
00:43
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Losing sleep
Losing days
Blacked out
Seeing red
I’ll sleep when I’m dead
Fuck it
I just want to be enough
Enough for you
Enough for myself
I can’t keep coming up short like this
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust
When the clock strikes it’s final hour
I will live in regret
Regret that I could’ve done more
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The Fool
02:14
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Beginner’s luck wearing thin
New endeavors hardly begin
I’d rather be the fool than what I am now
Jaded and tired, weary unfulfilled
I’d rather be the fool than the bitter man that I’ve become
Faith in the future, I don’t have much
I can only base my past on my past existence
I miss my youth
I miss the innocence
Where everything I knew was a new experience
Who the fuck are you to judge me (x8)
I’d rather be the fool (x6)
Than what I am now, what I am now
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Bad Habits
01:34
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Bad habits are killing me
Physically, mentally
I am the harbinger of my own misery
Instant satisfaction, at what cost
Bad habits
Are killing me
Bad habits
Will be the end
I can’t seem to fucking stop
Another lapse in judgement
I just want to build myself up
Demons in my head keep tearing me down
Bad habits
Are killing me
Bad habits
Will be the end
One foot in the pit, the other on my throat
Hellbound to put it lightly
Putting together my fragmented soul
Bad habits so inviting
Bad habits
Are killing me
Bad habits
Will be the end
My fucking bad habits eating away at me
Ny bad habits, my fucking tendencies
My bad habits
Bad habits
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Opinions
00:59
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Opinions, a different point of view
Are you afraid of thoughts that do not come from you
Ego, the downfall of the world
The differences people have should be what we love
Opinions, a different point of view
Are you afraid of thoughts that do not come from you
Ego, the downfall of the world
The differences people have should be what we love
I won’t try
Try and convince you I’m right
Try and bring you to my side
It’s fake and it’s bullshit to try
To lie to make yourself look good
If I could help you maybe I would
But your ego blows up in your face
It’s time to learn your place
It’s time to learn your place
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5. |
Puppet Master
02:49
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We’re heading for the fall
We think we know it all
One wrong move
And the whole thing blows
If we threaten the money
Of the status quo
If we pressure the system
The people we expose
They will find a way to justify the blows
Sit back and let them tell us what to know
Unite us with a fake war
And let the bombs explode
Believing is the enemy of knowing
I’m not believing anything they choose to show me
We’re the profit they’ve dreamt up
For years they’ve trained us
Corporations they rule us, they rule it all
One wrong move
And the whole thing blows
If we threaten the money
Of the status quo
If we pressure the system
The people we expose
They will find a way to justify the blows
Sit back and let them tell us what to know
Unite us with a fake war
And let the bombs explode
I’m not afraid to let the masses ruin it all
I’m not afraid to live my life and ignore it all
We let those who question be the ones we cast out
We can’t doubt the proof that we’re being decieved now
Are you afraid
Are you afraid
I’m not afraid
I’m not afraid
Are you afraid
They take my life, won’t take my mind
Are you afraid
To lose it all, your glamour life
Are you afraid
If you see it believe it they love it
I’m not afraid
How they love it collection of puppets
Are you afraid
I can say, I can say
That I’m not afraid
For the fate of the world
The puppet master makes disaster
Arriving faster than we believe
Look at the world (x3)
Are you afraid
You should be
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