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Animality
03:27
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So, here you are again, just hanging with your friends.
Or, maybe on the internet, so, you pretend.
You spend your best years yapping; talking on the phone.
Or, maybe flicking through he channels all alone.
You're thinking to yourself:
"There's gotta be a way..
..you're fucking wasting here.. you're living day to day"
You look around the street and everything's the same.
Eventually you're insane!
And you wait and you hope for a better way
and you pray and you Sulk BUT NOTHING WILL CHANGE
What's this? Another day of fucking greed and deception.
Maybe you don't like us cause ya think we're big and dumb
But, maybe later you'll be knowing where we're coming from.
The sun goes up, the sun goes down
Your animality will never knock em down.
Take a look in the mirror. You're smiles so fake
it's burning your walls down
And you wait and you hope for a better way
and you pray and you sulk BUT NOTHING WILL CHANGE
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Heros Never Die
03:59
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Hero's never die. They always win the fights.
But, at the end of the stories they're the ones who run and hide.
But, this is not a fairy tale, this is your real life.
When things start to blow in your face
and it's hard to wonder why
You gotta get it through your head
It's a long persistent road before you finally catch your zen
and after all the things they've said.
You think it's the end. Too late, no more friends.
But, who are all these idiots who try to pull you back in.
So, hold these thoughts and remember.
For all the folks this goes out for.
The empty feeling left when you lose a friend:
I wouldn't wish it on anything.
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Cruel
03:23
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I've been around a thousand years.
And nothing ever seems to change.
Though many days of war and fences,
Everything remains the same.
Another life is lost through common hate.
Not even a fair change to justify.
He didn't plan to hurt a single soul.
But, no one care just how or why that poor man had to die.
These boundaries maintain out differences.
I know it's sad but true. What can you do?
But bite you're lip hard and try to forget
It's what we all do and it's true. It's cruel.
the stone cold stare of ignorance.
You don't know me, who cares, we're all the same.
Just put us all in separate classes.
It makes it all to easier for us to cast the blame.
These boundaries maintain out differences.
I know it's sad but true. What can you do?
But bite you're lip hard and try to forget
It's what we all do and it's true. It's cruel.
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Jugghead
03:36
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Jugghead you messed up again.
Sometimes I wonder why I'm still your friend,
But, I smile when I look back when
I was as bad when I was a kid.
Who's to blame? Everyone but yourself.
You can't change with no goals
Just all of the same (ALL THE SAME)
No need for weekends when you're living day after day
C'mon Jugghead (give it a rest)
C'mon Jugghead (no need to be best)
But, I"m impressed that you keep on trying
Dispite all the times the people are whining
and scared you'll fuck it up
Hard to stay focued when you're out of luck.
No regrets for all that he's gained
Oh that Jugghead,
He's rolling all of the way (ALL THE WAY)
No need for weekends when you're living day after day
No need for weekends when you're living day after day
No need for weekends when you're living day after day
No need for weekends when you're Jugghead.
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