Words Are Not Enough (End Of A Year)
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Words Are Not Enough (End Of A Year)
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I don't like parties
They avoid the truth
People lying
In search of a good time
We smile avoid
Unpleasant situations
Put it off, maybe
It will go away
Come together, divide by ages
We're always talking though
But nothing changes
It's the end of a year...
There's another one coming
There will be no victory
No progress made
If we do not stand apart
From the enemy
Oh weak foundations
That we've laid
Melt with the years
You are nothing
We don't move forward
But away
We distance ourselves from
Our history
We justify it with cheap cliches
We're just scared of dying
Words are not enough
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