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Putting on an act
To cover your back
Only shows what you lack
Time to face the facts
No more holding back
Or too soon you will crack
Our time you waste
With the grain you chase
To constantly save face
Yourself, you erase
Falling far from grace
Can’t keep up the pace
For the life you chase
With out your boys at your back
What the fuck do you have left
You’re all you have in in this world
That’s hard for you to accept
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Standing in the sands of time
Don’t want to say goodbye
Staring at lifeless eyes
Potential is realized
No longer afraid
No longer afraid
No longer afraid
No longer afraid
My world spins
While others have halted
If my time comes
Is this what I wanted?
Destructing life
Everything’s fragile
Life of anger
I can’t seem to handle
No longer afraid
No longer afraid
No longer afraid
No longer afraid
There’s too much hate in your blood stream
And a lack of real purpose to life
Leave me alone cause I’m already dead
And I don’t have the strength to fight
And it’s the last goodbye
How will you be remembered moments after the day you die?
For the The Bitter Die Hard
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Street Hassle - Voided
01:58
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Loosing
Your chance to make a choice
Proving
There’s a void inside your voice
Bullshit, lies, and conformity
You see it in your friends but is this
What you wanna be?
Broken, beaten, in complacency
Looking in the mirror like
What the fuck happened to me!?
What you know
Ain’t what you show
Different paths, with different ideas
Back and forth, between two ears
Empty thoughts, buying time
Waste your voice, won’t waste mine
Prove it
It’s your chance to make a choice
Loose it
That void inside your voice
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