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Layout
01:40
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i don't wanna talk to you
i don't
i don't wanna think like this
i'll still be here tomorrow
i don't wanna be me
i don't
i'm still on the pavement
no thought of government
instead these emotions
pay the taxes
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2. |
My Brain
02:18
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punch my face
i bet it feels good
take another hit
i don't need this shit
take out my brain
stomp on it
put out the fire inside
thats been driving me insane
take the words out of mouth.
swallow them and spit them out.
throw them at me.
like i would do
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3. |
We Need Words
02:16
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4. |
Kill Time
00:32
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Maybe Sunday
01:52
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6. |
Cross You Off
04:24
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why do they care?
just because they can't get theirs?
a thousand guns go off
just abolish their way of thinking
i'm going to cross you off my list
your fumbling over words
to form the right sentence
you wanna talk about them
you'll make a dark mistake
if you could read my thoughts
i would blow up my head
i'm going to cross you off my list.
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7. |
So Criminal
02:34
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so criminal
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L/P Truro, Nova Scotia
luke
evan
marshall
shawn
august 2008 - ?
**currently not performing**
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