1. |
Blame
04:56
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twisting the knife
arrogance was plenty
veiled in frail disgust
loudest of the deaf
negative effect
"so long" they said "blame each other"
"so long" they said
blame the rest
ambition ain't the game
thriving off of pain
a soul without an answer
inside of you is a cancer
"so long" they said "blame each other"
"so long" they said
blame the rest
twisting the knife
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2. |
Subtle Distress
03:49
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you seem so unimpressed
you forget
the weight that's on your chest
is all nonsense
bring me into life
let the blood of them
fall onto the ground
give me one more chance
i'll see if i can do the rest
it's all distress
bring me onto them
give me your best
into despair
we seem to fall
a spiral down
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3. |
Terrorize
03:05
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came to see your face again
your disguise was wearing thin
couldn't find you in the crowd
sitting on your twisted seat
terrorize
justify
multiply
appearing to you tonight
couldn't think of any words today
i'm on top of the world
but it seems to be a pain
to be
to be so near
terrorize
justify
multiply
appearing to you tonight
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4. |
Chaotic Cycles
08:25
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wearing a smile to cover your face
i'm just a child
i'm just a kid
i'm just a child
you make me sick
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HEADWORM San Diego, California
fuzzy bedroom tunez
instagram links:
@headworm.mp3
@cursed.records
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