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No Resentment
02:18
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This collective welcomes me with open arms
I can't accept because I have way too much charm
We share a likeness, a likeness in a genre
They use terms that would make teenage girls fawn
--Chorus--
They're fragile all across the nation
I never know how much harm I could do
I wouldn't want an altercation
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Strange intolerance is one that's buried deep
So deep down it's in a place I may never reach
But what am I supposed to do the world is moving towards acceptance
so no resentment
--Chorus--
All these moments wasted
I'm still filled with fear
--Chorus--
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2. |
The Art of Art
04:41
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We couldn't make the cut
Something in us was messed up
We blame it on whatever we think it is
In the bedroom at the drawing board
I only live to create some more
or at least to fantasize about it
--Chorus--
We are the discharge of humanity
Spew out the world through our insanity
I'm out of touch with those around me
The human life astounds me
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We reach out to drawn frames
And observe 'til we get drained
In the hopes that we can fill ourselves up
It's so hard to live in the present
At every turn my thoughts get untethered
I never know which fears will come my way
--Chorus--
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Aerial View Silver Spring, Maryland
Impressionist rock from Baltimore, Maryland.
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