Elitistic Behaviour Patterns
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Elitistic Behaviour Patterns
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How is it to have everything,
and still have nothing to loose
Living it to the full
Still the look on your face so dull
Turn around and take a look
Shut the hell up you insignificant fuck
Vanity is a sin
You face the consequences
Vanity is a sin
and so do I
Get this out
Suck it in
Scream and shout
This one ain't mine
As arrogant as the next
Screaming in your face, go away
As pathetic as the next
crying when you finally left
All the little things, the beauty and the grace
All the aching grins, the time and the space
Vanity is a sin
You face the consequences
Vanity is a sin
and so do I
Get this out
Suck it in
Twist and shout
You are my kin
As we can see, everyone of us
is a creating unique individual
And it's all about expressing yourself
it's got nothing to do with egoism
Right?
Get this out
Suck it in
Scream and shout
I am your kin
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