Why tell - these lies - evryone will see right through
That Hell - those cries - changing with the weather
Once out – then back – and now you’ve got a chance to show
You’re weak – you’ll crack – you know what it’s all about

You’ve seen – it all – nothing here to raise a brow
Could not – be worse – so try to make it better
No choice – no way – as a person you must grow
Within – yourself – lies the answer

You fight – you bleed – you know it ain’t no use
You crave – you need – all you can do is lose
You cry – you whine – you are a sad excuse
You fight – you bleed – you know it ain’t no use
You crave – you need – all you can do is lose
You cry – you whine – you are a sad excuse
You’re out of the trash

Can’t wait – no more – have to find a passage through
Been here – before – obeyed it to the letter
Your will – is weak – must chance it in a single blow
To break – the chains – that tie you to this place

You fight – you bleed – you know it ain’t no use
You crave – you need – all you can do is lose
You cry – you whine – you are a sad excuse
You fight – you bleed – you know it ain’t no use
You crave – you need – all you can do is lose
You cry – you whine – you are a sad excuse
You're out of the trash


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