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Artist: Kill The Client
Canonical path: /kill-the-client/questions-to-a-brick-wall
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Questions To a Brick Wall
Read Questions To a Brick Wall lyrics by Kill The Client on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Questions To a Brick Wall
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Why don’t you go kill each other
Release me from this social bullshit
Don’t judge me
I’ve got problems of my own
Don’t ask me
I’m beyond the point of caring
I’m not your demigod
Or talking head or Q and A man
Posing questions to a brick wall
Would yield a better result
Step one, my own best effort
Step two, repeat step one
Step three, fuck it
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