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Intro / Tight Lip
03:43
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I've got so much shit to say
Even if nobody is listening
All I know is to communicate
So here is your fair warning
(No dependance, no defense
No repentance, no regrets)
I've proven and time again
that I push everyone away
I don't have no self control
So save us both the heartache
(No dependance, no defense
No repentance, no regrets)
Pointed out my flaws:
Counted every one but it ain't helping at all
I can't keep my mouth shut
The pain inflicted's unintentional
Though my stubbornness is strong,
I know the difference between right and wrong
But people come and go, so I keep on keeping on
It's safe to say with all that's happened to me
That I am losing grip
I've become my own worst enemy
But I can't keep a motherfucking
Tight Lip
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This is only temporary
(This is only temporary)
Stuck to this earth
Since the day of my birth
A life to determine my lack of self-fucking-worth
Thrust into a life of pain
To face the test of existing
A natural response: To radiate disdain
I don't deny the truth of my apathy
I have no choice but to accept my agony
Kill me fucking dead
You either get it or you don't
And if don't get it, get the fuck out of the way
Not welcome to love, I am filled with only self hate
Not worthy of a life I can't appreciate
Know my affliction: I am nothing but a deadweight
I am a burden, a fucking waste of space
Goddamn
You don't know what I'm going through
So don't pretend like you fucking do
And if I'm dead to you:
Just know I'm dead to me too
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Sometimes I wish that I was dead
I don't have the tenacity to do what you did
Nobody could ever have been inside of your head
But I'll forever feel regret for what I never said
There is nobody to blame
For the choices that you made
But I bow my head in shame
Because I don't know what I could have changed
A lack of communication
An irrational reaction taken
No questions asked, no hesitation
The decision of your life's cessation
It was your choice to make
And it was your life to take
But man, I wish you'd stayed
'Cause now it just ain't the same
You may have lost the battle, but we always fight the war
Your Ratty Bones couldn't hold
The weight of the world
A name with a shadow that won't dissipate
With the echo of a flatline
Flatline
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Betrayal
02:28
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This is a betrayal
Of everything I consciously recognize
I hope you're happy 'cause I'm dying inside
The word forever is a fallacy to humanity
Nothing lasts forever and everything good comes to an end
(What a bitter fucking end)
To every motherfucker who said they'd have my back:
It was just the easiest place to stab
The grass is greener on the other side
Well stay the fuck over there, I'm drawing the line
You're digging the ditch, I buried every inch
You burned the bridge but don't know how to swim
You'll tie the knot, I'll kick the fucking chair
Another friendship gone
This is a betrayal
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Now that I'm self-aware
This is where the fear sets in
But nobody will care
the fear of fear (the fear of fear)
Sets in
Existential tragedy
No man could understand
This weight I carry
Overbearing anxiety
I would never wish upon my enemies
Looking in the mirror
Can't see the picture clear
Overwrought with fear
I cannot see or hear
No god or devil on my shoulder
Just the weight of the world as it gets colder
Embrace your reaper
Burdened with the ability
To feel nothing more
Than fucking misery
The reaper holds a sight
Over my hanging head
I'll kill him off before
The day I'm dead
I see red
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MOROSE Colorado Springs, Colorado
Self-deprecating hardcore from the base of the Rocky Mountains
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