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we're all in the same position because everyone's fucked
whatever race or religion we're all carbon and water and bone
there's no escape from the bullshit because everyone's lying to you
if there's a meaning what is it?
i hope the answer is 42 because everyone dies alone, for nothing
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#SPOMB (Love Me)
00:41
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dicks
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at my best i am a mess
and all i can suggest is that you leave with all the rest
tried to be something that i'm not
and in case you forgot this mind has all but turned to rot
this year i'll try to look out for myself
keep moving forward leave the past behind
because all this bullshit's going to send me straight to hell
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No Hope
01:21
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we've got no hope
and it's becoming kind of embarrassing
i'm on the ropes
your bullshit got me in a single swing
so keep your mouth shut for a minute and think
was it something that I said that made your face turn red when you regurgitated all the fucking bullshit you've been fed?
i can't believe that anyone could be that fucking thick
so draw the shade and stay undercovers
let's lock our doors and keep away from each other
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