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Scapegoat

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Scapegoat

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It sure gets quiet when everyone's alone.

Too much noise and

I have yet to speak to you.

I've been living under water

for so long its not the same.

Find yourself another scapegoat

so I don't have to take the blame.

Today is yesterday and tomorrow is dead.

There can be no life where there is no breath.

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