1. |
What You Meant
02:20
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Times got tough
so you fuckin ran
back to the tribe
From which you came
Hunted in the street
With no remorse
Treatment no better
No better than
When we were forced
“Keep your hands up”
You said
“Comply or Die”
Is what you meant
“Come with me”
You said
Comply or Die
Is what you meant
We won’t make it very far
until we forget
Who you are
your ego has ruined
The world
because your so…
So insecure
You won’t save me
I…. I will
I’ll Save myself
The world needs you to
The world needs you to stop
Turn a blind eye to
the hate in front of you
claiming that you just see
nothing but the good …in humanity
Turn a blind eye to
that hate it’s in front of you
claiming that you see
they’re not…. on both sides
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2. |
Safe Inside
01:44
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There you are
so safe inside
treat the world
like you’re the only one alive
Me…I never mattered one bit
ill let your life
the life of a hypocrite
I never mattered one bit
But I’ll let you…..Let you live your life
you always judge
as if you’re the only way
constantly condemn me for my frustration
There you are
so safe inside
treat the world
Your trauma’s still alive
Summers Gone
I think you were the bully ll along
Treat me like an outsider
Like I never belonged
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3. |
Schwarber
02:14
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Think you’re the smartest
or so you fucking say
if life was a test
its safe to say
you failed
these issues have always surrounded me
no compassion from you
did you ever know me?
Think you’re the smartest
or so you fucking say
if life was a test
its safe to say
you failed
these issues have always surrounded me
no compassion from you
did you ever really know me?
When your right your right
but your wrong always wrong
When your right never right
your wrong always wrong
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