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Who/What/When/Where/Why
Anxiety ridden notions, i go over. again and again.
paranoid Panic and sick schizophrenic ideas of reality
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hollow souls, have lots of room
bloated bodies, full of shit
empty houses, sit silently
useless limbs, lie complacently
tune in, hang your SELF
read a book, lose your SELF
KILL YOUR SELF
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seeing voices, hearing faces
the voice in my head reminds me of you
the construction of I, through the interpretation of you
the voices in your head, our us
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if god existed, my palms would bleed
from the cross that must be carried until tomorrow
for the word that was written yesterday
this moment i hang from the ceiling
a ventriloquist's dummy with nothing to say
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Clocked In - Cut Me Down
04:02
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