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No Fight
00:51
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The school day ends, the battle begins
Watch the fools beat each other, gather around with your friends
Winner takes all, loser's beat to a pulp
Fuck this stupid macho bullshit
Everybody's yelling at me, "FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT"
But I don't wanna fucking do it man
Everybody's yelling at me, "FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT"
But I don't wanna fucking fight you
So I've gotta prove that I'm a man
But I reject your definition
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Hardcore
01:12
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It's all I can do
To suffer you fools
Your ugly faces
Your meaningless words
But still, I suffer you fools
Hardcore's the only thing that helps me forget the world
Hardcore's the only thing
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I Can't Relate
01:23
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I can't relate to you
I can't relate to the words that you say
Can't understand the games that you play
Can't pick apart all your hidden meanings
Can't understand human beings
I can't relate
I can't relate to you
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Hypocrisy vs Apathy
01:12
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Changes Nothing
01:31
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What will come of this that hasn't existed in some form?
Bleeding hearts will still bleed
Slack jawed and babbling
The man in the gutter lays silent, mentally screaming, perpetually losing
Your choice changes nothing
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