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Human Merchandise

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Human Merchandise

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Made up my mind today

When all the proof was made out right before

Lonely

But I look the other way

Inspired by the memory of past indifference

Was a tale?

The question is still haunting me

Where do I go, who should I be?

It really doesn't make much sense now

If I am myself, how do I succeed?

The key to health is the diary

Makes me feel like I just

Drown in hell again

Who cares what people say

We're not like them; we're tuned to our own

Frequency

You told me to feel strange

It's all right to set our own views

Morality

(Chorus)

Like every time

Like every time, yeah that's right

Like every time I'm not afraid to break this morals

Like every time, then

Like every day, yeah that's right

Like everyday, you got to break this moral

Like every day, that's right

Like everyday, yeah just give it time

You've got to break the morals

Just give it time, yeah

Like everyday you've got to break it

Like everyday you've got to break it

Just give it time, yeah

Just give it time, yeah that's right

Just give it time

You've got to bring this moral in

Like every time and then

Like everyday, yeah that's right

Like everyday, you've got to break your face no more

Like every time and then

Like every time and then that's right

Like everyday you've got to break these morals

Just give it time, that's right

Just give it time yeah that's right

Just give it time

We've got to break this fuckin moral product

It's you

Motherfuck

The product is you

The product is you

So just step on the facts

And come right through

The product is you

Motherfuck bitch

The product is you

The product is you

So just step on the facts

And come right through

The product is you

The product is you

The product is you

Why don't you just step on the facts

And come right through

The product is you

Motherfuck bitch

The product is you

The product is you

So just step on the facts

And come right through

Look at us

I think it'll be okay

We got the right to live as free as we want to be

Let the others go their way

I need yourself to undo and have your

Destiny and

The question is not haunting me

I know myself, who I should be

It's starting to make more sense now

If you stand up strait and fight the rules

We'll look back on those petty fools

Who will still continue to

Drown in it

Cuz I

Will go down in history

History yeah

Though I

Will go down in history

Unless I'm scared

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