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Artist: Abandoned Pools
Canonical path: /abandoned-pools/occupy
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Occupy
Read Occupy lyrics by Abandoned Pools on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Occupy
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All the thoughts
Down one way streets
How they plague us and lead to nothing
All aboard with just one cause
To occupy your heart and so-called mind
Start to say
I know what's on your mind
It's an open book
Today throw away your mask and cowardice it won't be missed
All aboard a sinking ship
It isn't pretty but needs to happen
Seems to me I got it all wrong
They occupy my heart and so-called mind
So your thoughts occupy your heart
So they cause darkness in your eyes
Nonsense thoughts occupy your heart and so-called mind
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