1. |
Chain Gang Stomp
02:00
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Have no love for me?
I don't fucking care
look me in the eye
cold hard stare
fuck your doubt
fuck judgement
try me again
uncontrolled violence
had enough of your shit
bullshit complacence
your safe existence
annihilated
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2. |
Drown
01:21
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Line drawn in the sand
dare you to cross it
years of being walked on
hair trigger, don't pull it
Don't tell me to relax
or tell me to calm down
I know that you don't care
in this hatred, I'll drown
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3. |
Steeltoe
02:07
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Fed up
want you dead
steeltoe
to your head
spit on me
seeing red
told you once
on me, don't tread
noose,
around my neck
maybe later
i'll be dead
sickened
life i've lead
.45
to my head
spitting in the face of a life made of shit
swinging at the world with chains on my fists
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4. |
You & Me
01:25
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you fucking laugh
smile so easily
when will you get it?
don't fucking push me
don't care who your friends are
or how many you have
once i explode
will the still have your back?
you're all alone
just you & me
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5. |
Ready
01:57
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think you're free
from the past?
didn't forgive
didn't forget
dealt your blows
ran away in shame
i'm waiting for you
no more games
i'm ready
make your move
i'm ready
are you?
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