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It's hard to keep on my feet these days,
Seperating from my soul am i breathing in stains?
Im so,
Cold

Living, inside, your heart
But i dont give a shit, you know, im dark,
Cause all these motherfuckers stole my
Hope
I'm dying!

But then, and again and again,
I just can't stop
thinking to myself
That maybe everything was broken
all along
fuck!

Nobody knew about me
I'm a little dead!
Inside, and i,
don't need your
Help
Help
Help

HELP!


Hope, stepping into places unseen,
Ripping all the words from the seams
Leaving all the past behind
(Evidently porcupine in blood means i'm)

I, rose above the rest to be drowned
Laughed upon the crest to be crowned
Weeping in the back, i lie
(Evidently porcupine in blood means i'm)

DYING!

Like a specimen,
You're a bastard, rasta glitch
Hipster ass fuckin trash,
And a blacker wrist

Delicate, like the twilight shit you watch
the distasteful music, desensitized FUCKTARDS

Fuck it, im going, insane
These Lyrics really suck,
Don't fuckin judge me
Cause im sick of being stupid and depressed,
YEAH


Im sorry, mother, im taking it back again and stepping home
Its not that bad when everybody knows of fucking
Dope
Dope
Dope

DOPE!!!

Hope, stepping into places unseen,
Ripping all the words from the seams
Leaving all the past behind
(Evidently porcupine in blood means i'm!)

I, rose above the rest to be drowned
Laughed upon the crest to be crowned
Weeping in the back, i lie
(Evidently porcupine in blood means i'm!)

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from We Are The Empty, released December 15, 2014

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