1. |
scapegoat, etc.
02:28
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I spent these past few years
Trying to revive
They said that nothing can kill me
They were right
I spent these talkless years
Trying to make amends
What you had you taken from me
Did I lose a friend?
Now your seat's
Far too neat
Now your seat is
Run as far as you can
You know that I cant
(It's all in my head)
Blind hatred
Feels vagrant
Whats this passion
Needing somebody to blame
Why is the world in his hand?
I want my world in his hand?
Why is the world in his hand?
Can I find him peace?
Will he find me praying on my knees?
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2. |
off white
02:08
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blank page
throw me crumbled on the wall
blank page
You could never care for more
you thought about the time and place
all you wanted was a taste
you cannot lose
always stumbling there for more
Licking crumbs up off the floor
Yeah
Spill me graciously all over you
You want all of my selfishness my emptiness my sanguine mood
Youre lying to yourself
To put yourself inside of me
Dissect every moment that you made me more less than me
Trade your cell
For yourself
And give reason
Youre only giving your best
And contest
And was this easy
you had a reason
I had to read it
I had repeated
I am not worthy
Now I'm solitary
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3. |
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Screaming loud
Painted white
Stained with the red unlike my veins
Blue as the bluest of blues
Best foot forward and youre
Best foot forward now youre
trying to care
Tell me it's fair
My concern wears different colors
I wouldn’t bother to make you understand
If love is plastic
I'm only asking
I just hope that you'll finally understand
THEY WILL TELL YOU
your invaluable
Salt of the earth
When your rusted from birth
Fueled by rage
Lackluster currency
Your worth is quantified
You're more inside
I wonder if they look at us now
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too little blue Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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