Deadweight
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Deadweight
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Take him out, take him out
Him hard
Don't let him show his ugly head
Beat him down, beat him down
Let him lie
So all can see, he is dead
Deadweight - that drags
Us down
Deadweight
You've got to
Take him out, take him
Out
Crush his head
A violent action justified
Stand your ground, hold your ground
Watch your back
He'll return, forgetting that he has died
I've got to
Put away completely
The old man I used to be
So now I must kill him daily
So he can't take control of me
Take him out take him out
Cut him down
Free me from this deadweight
Slowing my discipline, discipline
I must learn
To keep him under authority
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