High Risk Trigger
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High Risk Trigger
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What’s gone is gone again
Dogs gnaw the bone for luck
Scorch factory doors to ash
Sub-legal evidence
Force fed and howling
Scare access allowing
Deaf jagged and prowling
Ragged as the hero was
Infection is the way
Disruptive crowd takes aim
Burn down the rail yard house
Destroy the USA
Zoned out, dulled out
Can’t leave the floor
Blood shot, gun shot we don’t belong
All streets, fake peace
Bold face regret
Welfare, warfare
High risk reward
Take risks rise up and stay
Screw pigs who lie for pay
The useless won’t remain
Unwritten books in graves
Force fed and howling
Scare access allowing
Deaf jagged and prowling
Zoned out dulled out
Can’t leave the floor
Blood shot, gun shot we don’t belong
Welfare, warfare
High risk reward
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