1. |
Turgid Fist
01:28
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i burned my weakness in a fire
so only hardened steel remains
eyes ablaze fists enraged
feel the venom smash to death
poisoned and stiff stabbed into flesh
intoxicated with pumping blood
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2. |
You are a Cop
03:11
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trash desire to control others
twisted supervisors regulating behaviors
false stolen authority to convict and execute
fascist actions reinforce the pecking order
tiny boots locked in step to societys opression
smashing a human face forever
for some scum suck to power trip
publically crucified on a whim
does the punishment fit the crime?
this pig is out of time
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3. |
You are a Dog in a Cage
05:17
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abandoned abused and restrained
screaming alone trapped in darkness
masters are always so cruel to their slaves
emotional support but at what cost
each human is also imprisoned forever like dogs
skin and hair rubbed off against the bars
the boss is out drinking beers all night
while tortured horrified howls echo
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4. |
You are a Job
04:06
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a fleshy cog in a filthy machine
delusions of attaining satisfaction from mere chores
insipid mouth filled with thoughts of work
existance defined by banal tasks and televised trash
only a husk remains eaten from inside
the weekend will never arrive
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5. |
You are a Phone
01:54
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nose stuffed into a tiny screen
scrolling malicious negative feedbag
brain destroyed in a psychotic loop
false indignation and virtue signaling reigns supreme
feel the hate slide from jack to brain
face smashed in with shattered glass
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6. |
You are Dead
04:47
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welcome to death
final seconds of regret after a lifetime wasted
a moment of pain and then millenia of desolation
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