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Mount Misery

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Parts & Labor Canonical path: /parts-labor/mount-misery Related lyric paths: 6
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Mount Misery

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Unrestrained you stitch fires with your searchlights

Reordained and deputized

The polite rephrasings of the warcrime mind

On for days no questions no answers

Unconstrained by writ of right

Just rending and contending out of sight

You maintain that we are on one side here

Call our names to justify

But we know there's a lonely lonely always

That will be waiting for you on the other side of that line

The new man from mount misery arrives

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