1. |
SL
00:55
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2. |
RMF
03:01
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your cries left ignored,
drowned out in applause
from the people who suffered enough
within your hands, digging your claws
into their backs with a smiling face
the game's up, you won't win today
you're something pacifism couldn't solve
it's time to watch your reign of terror dissolve
remember my face
remember the consequences
of all that you've done
remember the lives you ruined
the people you hurt for pleasure
guilty isn't enough
pay with your blood
your power doesn't mean shit
I've had enough of these
swine counted in numbers defending prejudice
end of the line that you wear on your chest
discarded into a cage with the fucking rest
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3. |
Bacon Grease
01:47
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Trust
02:50
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trust is weakness
no excuses
never let a motherfucker take advantage
I don't give a fuck if you mean well
I know the façade you're trying to sell
forgiveness is a privilege
that you'll never fucking earn
dismantling your character
until the day you crash and burn
your words never meant shit
I can't believe I ever believed it
left me running in circles on a tight rope
when I fell for your tricks
I thought you were so much better than this
I should've expected nothing less
you soulless son of a bitch
you got satisfaction
preying on those who trusted you
eat shit
you turned out to be
what I never thought you'd be
a demon in angel's clothes
a plague that can't be cured
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