Aboriginal Negatives
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Aboriginal Negatives
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star, block out this city
take out this pity soul
youll die a-fucking-lone stay away
stay away
gain control never knowing failure or anything at all
save your conscious for someone else denied
youll do it again cut the throat
advancement jester
now everything is so much larger from on your knees
zion had no idea
start again youll start again
burn it down longing to jump in
dont say it
know your face
carve your heart on the cardboard sleeve
no pity
progress is a called out sanction
i know note the shining
it is not the design but the will
nothing is ever enough
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