Ladders
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Ladders
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Venom spit from your thought pattern
A cell structure devoid of refrain
Walk down that road you cling to dearly
You’re claiming worship among wayward brains
Rich in ideas, you present them
Wear it like a golden crown
Recite the speech among the sheep
And claim them all as your own
When there’s nothing left
At the end of the day
Weigh in your lament
You know what you did
And no one remembers
Anything you say
And it’s always the last to the table
Searchin’ for the final crumb
Slowly, all regain their senses
And wait for the next to come
And it’s always the last to the table
Searchin’ for the final crumb
Slowly, all regain their senses
And wait for the next to come
When there’s nothing left
At the end of the day
Weigh in your lament
You know what you did
And no one remembers
Anything you say
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Supervoid performs "Ladders", and this lyric page sits inside the Supervoid catalog on LyroVerse.
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