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Pay It Back
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From the womb, we're born to die.
Snuggled close and breast fed lies.
Bathed in nonsense, so we don't suspect our thinking compromised.
No one sees we speak in tongue.
Soak it up, the tiny sponge.
Never mind, this whole debauchery’s been fun.
There’s no way, I see no miracles.
No way…I pay it back.
How blessed we see ourselves disguised.
Forever wounded my demise.
Fickle feather of these things we call our lives.
Yet in between the spotted words.
Lies the truth that we deserve,
So pay it backwards this catastrophe’s been fun.
There's no way, I see no miracles.
No way…I pay it back.
Abomination saving face,
Underneath the sheathe of lies.
What tiny, crooked webs we all weave.
The condescending, we'll emancipate, eradicate.
There's no way, I see no miracles.
No way…I pay it back.
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Savage Magic Records Fullerton, California
Savage Magic Records is an independent record label founded in 2010 with a focus on the "rock" in punk rock.
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