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Death is coming for life in excess
A rat in your yard spreading viruses
Getting dumber, canary in a cage
Void intelligent life with my homemade plague
I wanna live through world war three
With one foot into hell, it's just you and me
Pull the teeth straight out of my skull
The more that I think, the less that I know
We got a runner, symptoms getting worse
Trade in your skull for the corporate turf
Going under, I'll drop out in style
Death from below via rank-n-file
Disillusioned youth, violently kept at bay
You're gonna die someday, you're gonna die today
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Fatalism
03:03
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Spin your record backwards again
We all end up where we begin
Black and blue, covered in red
Butchering your favorite song
Sweet tunes turn sour after long
Something's going wrong
Are you ready for the end of the world?
One human race, united in beautiful anarchy
How many bad days can we take?
Life as we know it has been forever changed
Even though we hate, we imitate it
Don't feel like smiling when you look at my face
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The Great American Satan Asbury Park, New Jersey
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Nick Ruroede
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