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Get Lost
03:18
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woke up less tired than yesterday.
sing song convo to waste away
anything intelligent that you might say.
cant sleep. more tired everyday
cant talk. don't bother to say
get lost. get out of my way.
get lost. get farther everyday.
woke up less tired than yesterday.
sing song convo to waste away
anything intelligent that you might say.
cant sleep. more tired everyday
cant talk. don't bother to say
anything clever cause it isnt anyway.
get lost. get out of my way.
get lost. get farther everyday.
while you slink around
and sulk and piss and moan
im trying to fight for something real.
if you cant step up for the ones who need you
maybe you should pack your bags and fuck right off.
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2. |
Burning Down the King
03:53
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we are safe in here for now.
bringing it all out.
care and comforting
is the only thing to bring.
lets go. kick down anything.
lets go. burning down the king.
the empty seats will mean
that we are getting it right.
that you sit on your hands
means we still need to fight.
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ive been a thief and a liar.
ive been the one who set the fire.
ive been a man, a child ive slept calm and run wild.
ive fought for wrong and went to battle for right.
ive won, ive lost and im still fighting that fight.
this place is a hole in a dream
where the tear meets the seam.
pack everything you have.
we are gonna get away.
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wasting things that grow.
waiting lines so slow.
taking time to know
why you need to go.
this place makes hell look happy.
saying coarse words
isnt enough to end hell filled long nights.
send me off. save yourself. arrest me.
lock me down and toss the key.
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A Constant Murder Scranton, Pennsylvania
All instruments performed and recorded by Mike Lambert.
ACM is a product of growing up listening to hardcore and punk bands.
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