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Recognize
04:05
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I sing
She spits
I long
She drifts
I stand
She tips
I stall
She quits
Recognize I won't be defined
I'm the last man alive
Fuck your rules they don't apply
To me
They don't
Belong, I won't take
Take these
Too many times I bit the line
I won't believe
Take the time stop
Is this really what you want
I've struggled and I've fought with you
I just can't seem to scream
Loud enough to be seen
I've terrified the watchful eyes
and bored them through the screen
Noise takes control
Why don't they know
They don't know
Know me
Too many lines
Throw all my time
Just to please
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2. |
Snuff
04:31
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