Drop Out
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Drop Out
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Time stopped, I’ve given up, third world copout
I think it’s time to give in, suck it up
Pissed on, shit on, left for dead drop out
I think you found a hole to fall in
I want you to feel what I feel
And see what I see
Blind to love, blind to hate
You can’t give in to indifference
Convince me that I’m wrong
Convince me that I’m right
I don’t care because I have myself
To carry me on until the dawn breaks
Carry me on until the dawn breaks
Carry me on until the dawn breaks
We know the taste of death
We know the taste, the taste of death
We know the taste, the taste of death
We know the taste of death
This is the last kiss of the condemned
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