If you think like a whore,
then you’re a fucking whore.
Plagiarism is the highest form of flattery. Why would you ever want to be like me?
We are all someone else’s terrible idea.

If you catch the evil twin,
then why would you keep it alive?
If you feel the fucking daggers,
then why not just step aside?

You are all bastard children,
and you’ve taken it all the wrong way. Keep fooling yourself with your unappreciation.

Look into my eyes and know that I can see right through you.
I'll erase you from the thoughts and tongues of everyone you know.

Even if you apologized to me right now it would mean nothing.
Cry to me and beg for mercy all you want, you’re fucking dead.
You're fucking dead, dead.

I don’t care when or why you cry.
I just want to be there when you die.
I’ll be collecting soon.
I’ll be coming for my payment soon.

Look into my eyes and know that I can see right through you.
I'll erase you from the thoughts and tongues of everyone you know.

Even if you apologized to me right now it would mean nothing.
Cry to me and beg for mercy all you want, you’re fucking dead.
You're fucking dead.

You’re nothing but a fucking pig.
And you owe me your life.
Van flip times a thousand.
Don’t believe the hype.
No care ever, (ever.)
No care ever, (ever.)
No care ever, (ever.)
No care ever, (ever.)


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  • +4
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    i still dont see how emmure sounds anything like the acacia strain. but it's all cool.

    i love both bands.

    xXdevinXcoreXxon October 02, 2008   Link
  • +1
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    I love the tones in this song, especially in the solo before the last stanza. Certified badass for sure. Album as a whole isn't fantastic but there definitely are some rockin songs.

    aceindaholeon February 16, 2009   Link
  • 0
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    Don’t believe the hype

    aaron_grmaon August 17, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    The cd is mad good, don't listen to aaron.

    xADAMxSTIxon August 18, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    LMAO.

    Wow, I didn't even read the last part, way too fucking early.

    xADAMxSTIxon August 18, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This song is a shot at Emmure for mimicking the Acacia Strain sound.

    KyleEmmmon August 20, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    huh thats pretty interesting howd you find that out kyleemm?

    eskemosexon August 21, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    lol @ them infusing internet memes into their songs

    "vanflip times a thousand no care ever"

    Lanimilbuson August 27, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    this song is about emmure copying them i love emmure but i love acacia strain SO much more and emmure is pathetic for doing that i have to say

    Aaronxcoreon September 07, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    Vincent siad the whole album was about someone who just hated everything.

    xPOOPxon September 24, 2008   Link

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