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Plastic Faces
03:09
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Why try and be something you aren't?
Why try to explain something you don't understand?
Your plastic mask is starting to crack;
Now we can all see where you're really at.
Why put so much effort into lost cause?
Why try and cover up your so-called flaws?
You can individualize yourself with words and passions,
Not with looks and fashions.
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Inchworms
02:18
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Everyone thinks that they're so special
With their own deep meanings and roots
We all just need to realize that we're scum underneath the boot.
Walking around like they've got a million dollars in each pocket
The inchworms, microbes swimming in it.
Hold those precious objects so tight
Treat all the less important with spite
I can tell you think it's true because of that strut you trut.
Do you really think you're changing anything?
Do you really think that voice is heard?
You're just a fish in the sea, a leaf off a tree,
No different from me, one of so many
Yeah, because we're all playing the same game
And in the end, we're all dead.
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Carcass Covered In Flies
02:39
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Lie so much that you start to need them
Lie so much that you start to believe in them
Act like you try, pretend you don't know why
You've covered yourself in lies, just like a carcass covered in flies.
Lie so much that they become true
Say things that you'll never do
There are two sides of you, and I want to know
Which really is you?
Because you've covered yourself in lies, just like a carcass covered in flies.
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