Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Coercion
Canonical path: /coercion/breeding-the-enemy
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Breeding The Enemy
Read Breeding The Enemy lyrics by Coercion on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Breeding The Enemy
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"Scratch, scratch, scratch
That itchy spot
Scratch it, scratch it
Scratch it as it bleeds
Never stop"
Smiling at the eye
Crying inside
You breed the enemy
As they slaughter your pride
Emotionally dying
You're all but alive
Playing the role
You exit yourself, just to survive
Breeding the enemy
Feeding
Starving eyes
With what
The children
Must not see
Wanting to spit
You swollow it all
Dehumanized
You alienate your body
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