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Lithograph

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Scapegoat Canonical path: /scapegoat/lithograph Related lyric paths: 6
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Lithograph

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Times have changed

And acceptance should come of all things naturally

Because I am sick of dealing with your view

Of my reality

To those girls

With bleeding eyes

Whom pull on me

Like moon to the tides

You make me see things

Aren't easily divided

To those girls

Which I despise

You can't see through me

With your piercing eyes

Never again will I change

To be part of your augmented society

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