Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Isserley
Canonical path: /isserley/the-doom-generation
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Doom Generation
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The Doom Generation
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I've been lying here all day
I guess it's all just for show
I still say it's all the same
But if I'm wrong, let me know
Life has no point
Don't disappoint
The end is near
And I fear
I like to stare at the walls
I see myself in them
My fathers dead, my mums a whore
I see myself in them
Life has no point
Don't disappoint
The end is near
And I fear
My marks not left
My name a blur
The best of the best
Can never return
Life has no point
Don't disappoint
Life has no point
Don't disappoint
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