1. |
My Brother The Bastard
03:17
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Moving foreword from yesterday,
Waking up to pass the time,
Blood is dripping from every pore,
My brother locked me down here, I don't know what for.
Trying to forgive my brother,
A bastard is what they call him.
Trying to forgive my father,
A bastard is what they call him.
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2. |
Seventeen
04:07
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Take me away 'cause I'm not there,
My minds gone astray do you even care,
The sky is blue but my mind is red,
I can't feel my brain I'm better off dead.
What ever happened?
Is that the best yr gonna do?
We're all innocent,
So young and so true.
There is a house of insecurity
The children are crazy call in security
I'm only seventeen and she tried to die
I don't want her sex 'cause she's so damn high.
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3. |
Down and Out
04:34
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Neo-Con kids line up to rally
Do you know how to fix this?
Ask the celebrity apprentice.
Look out the shore front
Liking yr kicks, stagering sideways.
It's all for the fun and games.
There's colors with sounds,
Passing through rhythms of love
Don't capitalize.
Cleanly pressed,
Plastic Wrapped,
You're selling products,
I'm giving ideals
What holds for the future,
Can you label that too?
Disenfranchised youth.
The sun came through today,
To burn off this depressing layer.
Can you feel it?
The pure heat and pure pain.
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