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F (Intro)
01:05
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2. |
Alone
05:18
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And I know that you know that I’m so alone.
And I won’t tell you the truth because I still love you
But if you stay here for a while,
then I'll have time to convince you
that I am worth more than you think,
and I'll prove you wrong
And I expect more from you
And I try to mimic the others so I can fit in with a normal crowd
It never works out
I'm to easy to figure out
I'm supposed to be at home happy with you but I found that all these thoughts are hunting me
You’re full of regret, and I can’t seem to forget who you call home
And you call and call
But I won’t pick up, no
I am done with you
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3. |
Slothface
02:12
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My life’s been such a waste
Day by day and still nothing’s changed
Night after night and I still lay awake
My life’s been passing me by
Something needs to change
And if I can find my meaning
in the bottom of a bottle of spit
Spat out of the mouths who
Corroded the mean of the word happiness.
Then it will be too late for me to
Salvage these words from my mouth again.
(roar)
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4. |
Coal
04:34
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I used to underline the fact that I almost had the opportunity to fly
But instead of clipping my wings, they just nailed me to the ground
And now I hate the fact that I could see through mountains of lies,
But I couldn't see through you this time
Waste my time staring at my feet
Everything I thought I knew turned out to be deceit
Burned me up, I thought that I was gold
But apparently I'm nothing more than a lump of coal
You're feeding off the sympathy for your fake insecurities
I can see through the lies you spit through your teeth
I don't really care what I say this line
I can see through the bullshit you've fed me all my life
Waste my time staring at my feet
Everything I thought I knew turned out to be deceit
Burned me up, I thought that I was gold
But apparently I'm nothing more than a lump of coal
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Alliteration Poughkeepsie, New York
Xavier Anderson - guitar/vocals
Ryan Kealty - bass/vocals
Michael Rodriguez - drums
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