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Crime Of Our Lives
03:36
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Got a secret, should I tell?
Testament to a bad day in hell
Been an asshole, I’ve been a prick
I’ve done things that would even make you sick
But I can help, and I can care
And I’ll help you anytime, anywhere
No more fear, no more pain
I ain’t ever going back there again
Why the fuck are we here?
Slowly the mist starts to clear
Beware the assassins with knives
Committing the crime of our lives
Take a step back from the edge
It’s time to spit out all the shit that you’ve been fed
Make a beeline for the top
And then we’re never ever ever gonna stop
But I can help, and I can care
And I’ll help you anytime, anywhere
No more fear, no more pain,
I ain’t ever going back there again
What’s the point in this game
A pantomime for the insane
Beware the assassins with knives
Committing the crime of our lives
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Beware
01:59
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Casting spells, you got no respect
Now a bad-time story’s what you’re gonna get
So keen to dance, so keen to pray
You’ll feel that punchline ‘til the end of your days
You better beware
Web of lies, spun right up to your neck
No-one cried when you hit the deck
Look behind you, I’m under your bed
Like your secrets I’m inside your head
You better beware
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Extremist
03:20
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Frankenstein, create a monster
A side-effect, growing stronger
Savage and irrational, we give you pain
I’m not a terrorist, a humane being
Animal rights extremists
Animal rights extremists
Animal rights extremists
Human rights extremists
Another breakthrough, no more diseases
But we evolve, a killer species
Greedily dissecting, under the knife
Sucking like a vampire, another life
Animal rights extremists
Animal rights extremists
Your rights extremists
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