You want to think I have a problem
Well think again it lies within you
You act so rude and immature
Well ill act the same I won't acknowledge you
But yet you still want to run your mouth
Why even waste the time
I despise your whole existence
And that's the bottom line

Your a waste of time
Don't waste my time

(chorus: x2)
No need for adolescent gossip
Fact is that you need to grow up
Don't concern yourself with my life
Because I could care less what you do

And you say hello to my face
Ingrates and sellouts to our backs
Its no miscommunication
Guts is something that you lack
Your a jealous bitter waste of time
There is no need to pretend
I don't owe you thing
Your not my friend

Your a

Waste of time
Don't waste my time

(chorus)

You wonder why I feel like this
Come on open up your eyes
Your outcries are so pathetic
That is why I say

Your a waste of time, don't waste my time

(chorus)

(Repeat: x4)
I could care less what you do

(Repeat: x7)
Your just a waste of time

Your just a waste of my time


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Waste of Time [Previously Unreleased Track] Lyrics as written by Robert Ozuna Calvin Broadus

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    I MET MARK AND TRIPP UNSEEN at warped tour they are wicked awesome... they did a wicked set they gave the crowd a choice of Paint it black (rolling stones) or Rise above (black flag) paint it black won and he said its not often that the stones win over black flag... great show... horror pops kicked ass and the pit was great

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