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I’m giving up, giving in. Tie this noose, watch me drop. I’ll never win, like this cage we live in, I’m trapped. Please let me out. I’ll never see the good in the dark. Hate after hate, they kill for sport. These selfish demons deny what they’re taught. They live in blood and breed putrid thought. I’m running in, running out. Take this knife, hear me shout. We live in sin, take the venom in, no one hears, as we cry out. I’m falling down, crawling around. This is knife is sharp, this rope is taut. And my love of life has grown into hate for mankind. So watch me die. The demons reach for their loved ones, they reach for their loved ones, grab ahold, and choke the life out. They’re rotting out, selfishly. Thoughtless life, meaningful death, unaware of self, free the mind, release me from hell. My chest aches, catastrophic distraught, we are all doomed, so why the fuck not? Take this rope, make it taut, tie this noose, watch me drop. Take this rope, make it taut, tie this noose, watch me drop. We’re giving up, giving in. Greed, lust, and evil men. We let the demon’s win. We let the demon’s win. Their taking control. I’m tired of giving everything I’ve got.. I’m tired of showing love in a hate filled world, and I’m tired of these selfish fucking people in this selfish fucking world.

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from My World And Welcome To It, released November 19, 2012

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