Slaves To Substance
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Slaves To Substance
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You’re all slaves!
So sit back bitch
What the fuck it gonna be?
Are you listening to me?
It's your dependence robbing innocence
Is this really who you wanted to be?
Rock bottom is your wakeup call
Oh my god you're pitiful
Your dependence robbing innocence
That makes you a slave!
To substance EEAH!
Slaves!
You're fucking worthless!
You see that you've hit the bottom
You see everything is wrong
You see that you've hit the bottom
(slaves in shackles)
You see that you've hit the bottom
Right now your mind is gone
You see that you've hit the bottom
(slaves in shackles)
Slaves!
To substance EEAH!
That makes you a slave!
You're fucking worthless!
I’m gonna sit back with my shades on
Watching you
Make all the same mistakes
We all went through
Everything that I’ve been through
That I regret
I’m watching you to now
Ever since we met
It's your dependence robbing innocence
Is this really who you wanted to be?
Slaves in shackles!
Never to be set free!
That makes you a slave!
To substance, EEAH!
That makes you a slave!
You're fucking worthless!
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