We, we can do anything
Why do they beat us down with their lies.
They object us they reject us
Time after time then we ask ourselves

Why are we alive
I can't hear anything
They make silence their drug

We, we are everything
Why do they beat us down to their size
The better we fit, the bigger
They get and we justify their
Lousy existance.

Why are we alive
I can't hear anything
They make silence their drug


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Silence Is Their Drug Lyrics as written by Mark P Dombroski Joe Mazzola

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    best song of Wax Ecstatic

    GeeEyeGeffon March 17, 2006   Link

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