1. |
The World Is Yours
02:32
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Don’t talk to me about being saved
Nothing I would wanna hear you say
The world is yours as little as it’s mine
Don’t tell me what it means to be alive
There's no peace in the time you kill
There's no light in the days you fill
It's all empty, and you can't see
Don't tell me what it means to be free
I can't say
What any of this means
But God for you is nothing
And I just can't believe
You tell yourself
There's really nothing else
And dig a hole inside your heart
For any mind to live rent free
Do you believe
In anything?
Tell me
Do you believe in anything?
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2. |
Make Them Pay
02:58
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No kind of love in your heart
Drives you to think
There’s no way to know the road
A hand to hold
Is a hand you can crush or forget
And no one can tell you no
The teeth on the curb
Are they yours, are they mine
I couldn’t believe it was you
The knife in my back
Just fell from the sky
You’d have me believe that was true
I wish I knew
I wish you knew
How to forgive, how to forget
It took less of me
To make more to you
I got to me, there was nothing left
Turn away
Make them pay
No hands around your neck, not tonight
It’s not up to them to decide
The gun in the car, the note in the drawer
Just wait for the news to arrive
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