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Artist: Sun Eats Hours
Canonical path: /sun-eats-hours/ordinary-discussion
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ordinary Discussion
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Ordinary Discussion
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''Like you were a God
You're doing what you want,
You're spitting everyday
On rules of life
Don't you see how your family
Looks at you?
Don't you feel how people speak
About you?''
Rit.
NO NO NO
I'll continue yeah I will
Yeah Yeah Yeah
I feel it I believe
NO NO NO
I'm not a slave of society
Yeah Yeah Yeah
Fuck you that's my rule!
''You're a reject of our society,
I'm sure you'll be condemned
for bad stuff,
Please listen to me
I am society,
Take your place and
Sit in it!''
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