You Have The Right To Remain Dead
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You Have The Right To Remain Dead
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Too many times I've been pushed aside
To better yourself, to justify
Your higher being that makes you better
Than everyone and everything, your everything
This goes out to everyone who thought
we'd all maintain through thick and thin
You've proved me wrong, You've prove us wrong
we once were friends, but now its fucking gone
Now that I've seen your true face
I don't like what I see
We once, we once were friends
But now it's all gone
Its all gone
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