Role Martyr X

Hurt

To find the strength to carry on
You put the marks into your body
You talk at length how you're alone
And bitch at all the famous parties

Such of a vision of pure loneliness
What an image you profess
Don't you turn and walk away
'cause you're getting me depressed

In hopes you'll never be alone
You bore your cross around your body
It was in bad taste
Immolent and gaudy

Boy, are you familiar?

Your vision of the loneliness
Adds an image to the press
You turn and walk away 'cause you're happily depressed
Inventing your own love loss
You invent your own success
I'm giving you a name boy,
You're poor Role Martyr X

Your visions of the loneliness
Like the ones that predeceased
Return in other ways when you're pleasantly suppressed.
Unlimited in your loneliness
You're a ringer for success
I hope you find your pain,
our poor Role Martyr X

Get your gun!
Get it?
Get your gun!
Get it?
Get your gun!
Get it?
Get your gun!
And get away from me,
Go...

One takes one, get it?
One makes one,
Is it one hates one?
Is it, one eats one.
To think a way for me.

So were the visions of pure loneliness from an image on T.V.?
Don't turn and walk away,
boy, you're depressed so happily
Inventing your own love loss,
Envisioning success
I hope you die of pain, oh, poor Role Martyr X

In your envisionary loneliness
there’s a pattern that repeats;
I really hate to say this;
there’s a similarity.
pontificating loves lost,
He bitches when he’s blessed;
your living is in vain boy,
poor Role Martyr-X

Since I am the most humble
I am the most humble
I am the most humble man in the world

I am the most humble
I am the most humble
I am the most humble man in the world


Lyrics submitted by forever smacked, edited by Ezuro

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    I'll take feed back on these, i went though just by ear and know a couple parts i cant pull out

    "in a lem goddy" <-- this is wrong but i put in the best i could get outa it XD

    fischer

    forever smackedon April 01, 2009   Link

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