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I’ve been made so fucking bitter
Don’t think I would reconsider
A cast of doubt I am without
Every move is well thought out
And the world is falling apart
Memories seem to break my heart
I’m not happy enough for pain
They hate the cops and support the pigs
Cheap liquor and even cheaper cigs
Don’t follow leaders you’ll get lost in their glory
Your names omitted from the story
And the world is falling apart
Memories seem to break my heart
I’m not happy enough for pain
And the world is falling apart
Memories seem to break my heart
I’m not happy enough for pain
And How many times have I said thank you
When All those times I want to say was fuck you
And I feel just like a fish out of the water
Who can not breathe through the stench of slaughter
And the world is falling apart
Memories seem to break my heart
I’m not happy enough for pain
Take your knee from my fucking neck
take your boot from my face
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A fear of...
05:56
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A fear of love that'll break your heart
A fear of passion that'll tear you apart
A fear of reason that proves you a fool
A fear of knowledge banned in school
A fear of lies that you told
A fear of truth appearing bold
A fear of self always in doubt
A fear of not know what it's all about
A fear of being left alone
A fear of everything unknown
A fear of myths that you create
A fear of time that you have wait
A fear of touching someone new
A fear of not knowing what to do
A fear of things that you've read
A fear of thinking you might be dead
A fear of freedom that was always yours
A fear of being locked behind closed doors
A fear of life's mystery
A fear of those not like you or me
A fear of fear, A fear of fear, A fear of fear
A fear of fear, A fear of fear, A fear of fear
A fear of fear, A fear of fear, A fear of fear
A fear of fear, A fear of fear, A fear of fear
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Something new
02:43
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442 music Detroit, Michigan
442 Music is the label for the band Detroit 442 and various Detroit punk compilations.
Detroit 442, musically described as a cross of The Dead Boys, Hugo Ball, The Damned, Maneki Neko,and a broken amp.
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