I hear my poisons in the multitude
Why was I damned a human deemed too rude?
Somewhere between the madness and my mind
I live with lesions called the human kind

I wander aimlessly amongst the herd
Infested shadows, I am underterred
I give opinion, cuz you give no peace
They say we manifest a new disease

My head EXPLODES
My soul BERATES
Erratic THOUGHTS
They scar my face
I won't EXIST
I won't PERSIST

I cast a weary gaze into the crowd
Ten thousand reasons dropped into my mouth
My theoretix can't begin to live
So I have nothing more but life to give

My head EXPLODES
My soul BERATES
Erratic THOUGHTS
They scar my face
I won't EXIST
I won't PERSIST

See the lies you've given me
This is not what I should be
You say your truth isn't mine
Everything, everything, everything, everything you say's...A LIE

My head EXPLODES
My soul BERATES
Erratic THOUGHTS
They scar my face
I won't EXIST
I won't PERSIST

I won't EXIST
I won't PERSIST
I won't EXIST
I won't PERSIST


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    they're both equally great bands, i wouldnt prefer one about the other. i just cant wait until stone sour's new cd comes out.

    shroombrainon February 17, 2006   Link

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