Distress
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Distress
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Distress
All that was mild is getting intense
Guiding me to nowhere
I thought I would handle it out of reason
In spite of stealing money from someone
They’re pretending no one is to blame
Lying on a couch screaming God’s name is the same
Recess
And all the errors that I’m living
Smashes me into nothing
Will life release me of this prison?
Cause every thought of my mind is from your nude
I cannot forget how it is to fuck you
Guiding me to nowhere
It guides me into nothing
Masks on their faces
Suit liars, pricks, they won’t boss me
Two-faced pals, how could I take your words?
Masks on their faces (they don’t wanna us to see)
She used to wear my shirts, now she hates me
Two-faced pals, how could I take her words?
Cause every thought of my mind is from your nude
I cannot forget how is to fuck you
Guiding me to nowhere
It guides me to nowhere
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