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I've been feeling like everything is for nothing
In fact I've never felt so god damn small
Always searching for the bright side to find the strength for when I fall
I'm still believing that life has a meaning
Can't cope with thinking that there's not
I'm so divided that I try to hide it
It's the only real thing that I've got!
So when the world outside can't see what's wrong and right
People can't understand the reasons that we fight
Something's gotta give
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
You can call this a warning
It's a warning that we're drowning in our malcontent
Tear me down like a cancer, what's your answer?
We're different and it makes you sick
There is a sadness here, on every corner
It's in our hearts, dear God
Don't wanna trouble you much
But we all need to know when enough is enough
So when the world outside can't see what's wrong and right
People can't understand the reasons that we fight (reasons that we fight)
Something's gotta give
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
You only get one chance and that's one too much
What's the world gonna say when I call your bluff, punk?
Bow your head
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
In fact I've never felt so god damn small
Always searching for the bright side to find the strength for when I fall
I'm still believing that life has a meaning
Can't cope with thinking that there's not
I'm so divided that I try to hide it
It's the only real thing that I've got!
So when the world outside can't see what's wrong and right
People can't understand the reasons that we fight
Something's gotta give
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
You can call this a warning
It's a warning that we're drowning in our malcontent
Tear me down like a cancer, what's your answer?
We're different and it makes you sick
There is a sadness here, on every corner
It's in our hearts, dear God
Don't wanna trouble you much
But we all need to know when enough is enough
So when the world outside can't see what's wrong and right
People can't understand the reasons that we fight (reasons that we fight)
Something's gotta give
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
You only get one chance and that's one too much
What's the world gonna say when I call your bluff, punk?
Bow your head
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
Violence, give me violence
'Cause they say we're the worthless ones
Substance, give me substance
Heavy lies the crown as I cut you down
Lyrics submitted by VanguardX27
Violence (Enough Is Enough) Lyrics as written by Jeremy Wade Mckinnon Andrew Wade
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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