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Careful on Your Way Out
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have you come to the day when everything changed
all the things you were told all your faith and beliefs
black is white and the saints are thieves
all the characters stayed the same, but the names had changed
they have changed
the names have changed
so you lick your finger, for the winds direction
but the response is silence, and the day meanders
but your eyes are open and your rage wants spoken
do you claim it as mine, or hide between the lines?
can you open your eyes, to see their disguise
when we’ve all but spoken, i think the words are broken
it’s such a beautiful hell, i mean we live so well
careful on your way out, careful on your way
bad karma for a life of doubt, bad karma for a life of doubt
can you turn it around, will your voice be sound
cause i’m over this, so are you coming with?
truth be told, i can’t feel old
so do you wanna wait, or do you wanna escape?
do you wanna escape?
escape?
so you give it your best, and you try for the test
but their language is boredom, and your mind is so sordid
so do you swallow it, or do you sell their shit?
do you claim it as mine, or hide between the lines?
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Transmission
03:56
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The Black Black recommends:
BAD YOGA
by LOW FAT GETTING HIGH
Hands down, Bad Yoga is the cheapest anger therapy for your buck. Just make sure you play it loud enough to piss off your neighbors.
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