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Dire Need
01:14
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We come from dire need
addiction, disease and poverty.
Malnourished, neglected and fatigued.
So we just scrape and scrape from the bottom
of the melting pot.
Trapped in this vicious cycle of crushed dreams and hopeless thoughts.
The sun rises and the sun sets.
The clock ticks no matter how difficult it gets.
One step closer to life.
One step closer to death.
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Redirect Your Path
00:43
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You slithered through the grass.
Now you better keep your distance.
Redirect your path.
Stay out of site and out of mind.
My head spins.
My blood boils.
A forked tongue.
Selling snake oil.
Stay the fuck away.
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Justified
00:20
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My vision is clear.
My anger is justified.
Concrete commitment to a sound mind.
Straight Edge.
XXX
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I Hate
00:30
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Your heart beats faster.
Blood vessels constrict.
You feel so alive.
The sickening smell of burnt glass on burnt lips.
I could never hate you, but I hate the things that you do.
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Regressive Populace
01:32
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Your great America is a cesspool of intolerance.
A moron figurehead.
Regressive populace.
You talk so proud,
but i see that your fucking scared.
Cowering behind your keyboard,
talking about a threat thats not there.
Your false security comes at a price.
Trade in your humanity to live and die a counterfeit life.
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