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Swollen Ego
01:04
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Unbridled self aggrandizement, your ego, it swells.
You're so fuckin' proud but of what? You're not even yourself.
Vacuous conversation just to hear yourself talk.
I'm satisfied knowing that I am not like you at all.
I'm not like you at all
That's worth something.
You don't like me at all
I'm so lucky.
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Checking Out
01:21
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Pull the sheet over my face
My death wish is coming true
I'm ready to go don't make me wait
'Cuz I've got better things to do
I'm not gonna wait for things to turn around
I know my place, it's 6 feet in the ground.
I thrash and squirm all night in my bed
My bloods frozen under my skin
Demons dance around in my head
I wonder when they'll starve to death
I'm not gonna wait for things to turn around
I know my place, it's 6 feet in the ground.
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sleepwalking out of myself, impulsively escaping
I'm tired of waiting for a future to come.
No pride to defend, I can't accept that I'm sick.
But it sure feels like it.
The pain is familiar,
I yearn for defeat.
this sadistic ritual
is my release
Wandering in this vessel, vacant, void of a soul
counting on things just to fall in my lap
Not fit to survive... amongst the civilized
My safest bet is probably just to die.
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Narrow Escape
01:46
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I've got myself. And thats enough.
You want to reach out to me. I don't want to be touched.
The more I absorb, the more I will reject.
I'll tear apart this world until theres nothing left.
Gotta escape from my head.
Because my brain wants me dead.
I'm not as strong as you.
Always coming unglued.
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Rat Noose Cleveland, Ohio
Rus - Guitar/Lip Service
Eddy - Bass
Jared - Drums
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