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I've been pushed and pulled and dragged
Always told where to go
I've been fed and forced and filled
They engraved everything I know
Never question their laws or gods
I'd be shot on site
I fall in line, give up my mind
And live their fucking lives
Before I knew it, I'm just like them
Before I knew it, I'm fucking dead
And do we really believe
That we are even alive?
I'm living and breathing
Building my own way
Those things that mean so much
Don't mean a thing to me
Before I knew it, I'm just like them
Before I knew it, I'm fucking dead
Look at yourself, you're fucking dead
Fucking dead, look at yourself
Look at yourself, you're fucking dead
Fucking dead, fucking dead
Always told where to go
I've been fed and forced and filled
They engraved everything I know
Never question their laws or gods
I'd be shot on site
I fall in line, give up my mind
And live their fucking lives
Before I knew it, I'm just like them
Before I knew it, I'm fucking dead
And do we really believe
That we are even alive?
I'm living and breathing
Building my own way
Those things that mean so much
Don't mean a thing to me
Before I knew it, I'm just like them
Before I knew it, I'm fucking dead
Look at yourself, you're fucking dead
Fucking dead, look at yourself
Look at yourself, you're fucking dead
Fucking dead, fucking dead
Lyrics submitted by XXXCatalepticWishXXX
Engraved Lyrics as written by Joseph Orlando Jessie E Muscato
Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
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