To Split A Rival Like Fish
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To Split A Rival Like Fish
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i am being too nice
spending contempt with reserve
when hate breeds blood all the time
i catch myself thinking
i'd like to see the guilty suffer
suffering their own medicine
am i thinking it's never enough
some say it's time
to take all and what's left
to step into the dirty side
beside the dead dogs running wild
luck has an end
you've reached it
now you're bending
faces to the kings
the rest to the queens
please sit comfortably
in a position where feared things
appear faster than the desired ones
from now on it's well served words
and nice answers
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Fifth Hour Hero performs "To Split A Rival Like Fish", and this lyric page sits inside the Fifth Hour Hero catalog on LyroVerse.
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