1. |
Monotony
00:50
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Day to day 9 to 5,
weekends off get drunk and high.
Watch TV sit inside,
convince yourself you're satisfied.
Week by week the same routine,
the same old friends and the same old scene.
American American monotony,
Americans Americans are not free.
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2. |
Brain
01:00
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It's trapped in this brain
what I can never explain
I know the truth
but it serves no use.
I hate me
for what I am
what I once knew was real
is now just a nightmare.
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3. |
Anihilate
00:46
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Anihilate what you see
Anihilate you and me
Anihilate what you love
Anihilate devoid of.
What is this, what does it mean
what remains to be seen
Hate, what you don't understand
because that's what it takes
to be a man.
Anihilate what you see
Anihilate you and me
Anihilate what you love
Anihilate devoid of, feeling
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