What I really hate is music like yours
Makes me wanna smash your head through a door
Kill yourself go die
It'd be a better place in my eyes
Must be some kind of sick joke
Fact you exist makes me wanna choke
We hate your music we hate you too
We got our reasons for what we do
You can not hide you stupid fucks
We really think your music sucks
Where did you come from, go back
You should be hung up like meat from a rack
I can't believe what has become
To a scene that I once loved
We hate your music we hate you too
We got our reasons for what we do
You can not hide you stupid fucks
We really think your music sucks
I'm burned out I tried my best
Bit I gotta get this off my chest
These clonned wannabes fashion disasters
The best way to describe brings me laughter
We hate your music we hate you too
We hate your music we hate you too
We hate


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    fallen angel - you are a dumbass. and study a grammar book. and do you even know what emo kids are? you probably mean new-school scene kids. either way, beentherebefore is right and kudos to him/her.

    taylormooreon May 26, 2007   Link

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