Slaying Giants
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Slaying Giants
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Hate rises in me
Burning like a fucking fire
Until the end my heart is heavy with fury
My heart is destroyed
My head is corrupted
I've lost my fucking mind
Courtesy to not destroy all in my path
I wake in rage every day
Your pills won't help me
Your counseling will not comfort me
So you've been in my shoes and you have the antidote?
You don't know shit about anything
You couldn't pay me to take your worthless drugs
Insert the elements into your throat
How does it feel?
Do you feel stronger?
Do you feel like a better man?
Fucking liar
You'd take a pill to fix your face if you could
All your weaknesses shine right through
Your pills are the fucking enemy
And I'm not adaptive to the contents
Everything around me takes
Me another step in the wrong direction
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