Violence
from Bitchin by Never Betters
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What the hell
Did I come here for?
To remember Polish TV shows?
To punish myself for what I left?
To starve myself to death?
Everyone wants to do everything
So why should I compete?
As the late afternoon sun gets me weepy
I flip through pages and fall asleep
It's so unfair,
It's so unfair,
It's so unfair
I imagine violence but always stop there
Ideas bloom
Til I have a fit
I wanna do all these things
But I'm afraid I'm not gonna make it
It's so unfair,
It's so unfair,
It's so unfair
I imagine violence but always stop there
Did I come here for?
To remember Polish TV shows?
To punish myself for what I left?
To starve myself to death?
Everyone wants to do everything
So why should I compete?
As the late afternoon sun gets me weepy
I flip through pages and fall asleep
It's so unfair,
It's so unfair,
It's so unfair
I imagine violence but always stop there
Ideas bloom
Til I have a fit
I wanna do all these things
But I'm afraid I'm not gonna make it
It's so unfair,
It's so unfair,
It's so unfair
I imagine violence but always stop there
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from Bitchin,
released July 25, 2016
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Jul 2016
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