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Cheer Up Charles
02:31
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Expected nothing but the best
The "red carpet" treatment
I soon realized the politics meant more
The clothing, loathing a mosh
Drinking rum in the parking lot
The elite were gone
I said goodbye to those "throw down" songs
and I sang...
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Borderline Riot
02:44
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Why do you love me?
I ain't no collared shirt motherfucker!
I remember the days when all that mattered was you
Then I got involved with the world and it became more important
The lies fueled me(they consumed me)
Breaking your back day by day
Ensuring that they can afford
Both pleasure and pain
Build a crucifix that will never let me down
When it does I'll burn it to the ground
(Fuck them. The price of respect isn't worth it when you bust your ass and they don't see it. I can't believe it)
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Sooner or later I'll grow the nerve
To destroy it all and give it a try
Destruction exists to rebuild
I'm going to tear that shit down
You and I won't decide who's getting out here alive
we refuse to be abused
..but sometimes the truth is all it takes to subdue
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