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What Did I Say?
02:18
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This standard of abbreviation is a poor excuse for nothing
When speaking one's mind lacks introspection
What did I say?
This has turned into an indictment of myself - the ideas fade
But the realization remains - self-awareness never was in style
What did I say?
Will there come a time? No.
There will come a time.
What did I say? I had my say.
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American Pleather
02:00
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Knowing nothing has led me to believe
That life's truths are not as they seem
Inconsistencies rule every move
As the process accounts for what I choose
It must be nice at the top of nothing
Where power can play in the shadow of destruction
At the bottom nothing ever exists in spite of itself
Because it always takes shape as something else
Well, you know
It would be nice to be cut some slack
But where would the fun be in that?
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Where Do I Go From Here?
01:55
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Everything has its place
Each thing separated by design
Though the balance of their function escapes
Because their call to action is denied
An inability to want what I could one day have
Is a fool's paradise unveiled sans a master plan
Everything is laid out in front of me
Too bad I am not inclined
So a want to want
Is the lot to which I am resigned
An inability to want what I could one day have
Is a fool's paradise unveiled sans a master plan
A want to want
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Function
02:00
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Whole of desire, where it disconnects
Hole of desire, lost in descent
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