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Open Letter
02:11
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Self medication for your depression
Did that ever really get you anywhere?
Are you still there?
Or are you fighting with yourself inside your head?
It's too late now for anything anyway
It's too late now
You said you're high because you're high
And now you're low because you're low
Is your life happy? I don't think so
You said you hate yourself
I feel the same
You said you hate yourself
I feel the same
You said you hate yourself
And that's understandable
'Cos I guess I hate you too
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Start Again
02:48
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I wanna start again
These days are getting colder
and I see no appeal in my life or getting older
You see I'm far from an innocent man,
I never had a life nor a life plan
But even if I did,
Do you really think it'll stop this commotion in the end?
Today I know nothing will go my way
I sure hate myself
And I sure as fuck hate everything else
Around me, In my mind it's so plain to see
That a needle skips every time I think, every time I speak
I wanna skip to the end
'Cos I'd rather be dead than conform to the rules
Or let you choose how to live our lives
'Cos I'm not invincible
Nobody's fucking invincible
And even if we were,
Do you really think it'll stop this pain inside our heads?
And I don't really know
Or understand What the fuck I'm doing here
I should have stayed at home
Complaining to myself about how I'll always feel alone
It's how I get comfortable
So I get comfortable
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Won't Be Long
02:18
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I'm dying for this to end
Time kills us quickly
And I'm mad again and I'm sad again
You never gave the chance to let us see things through
And now my heart feels dead
And I feel bad for those fooled by you
I know there's nothing left
And there's nothing we can do about it
Except complain about our drunken antics
I know there's nothing left
And there's nothing we can do about it
It won't be long until we pick ourselves off the floor
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Defeated
03:26
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A feeling grown to detest
But still I get myself into this mess
And still I'm better off now
Like a sandcastle made from dry sand,
I was unable to make a stand
But still I'm better off now
I never felt so damn defeated,
I never felt so damn rejected
Gave everything but still you wanted more
I never felt so damn defeated,
And I wish my hba1c
Was as low as my own self esteem
But still I'm hanging on just
And I hope this dose of insulin
Will save me from this hell I'm living in
But still I'm hanging on just
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Brassneck Records began life in 2010 as a punk vinyl distro via a spare bedroom in a terraced house in Cardiff (UK). 2013 (finally) saw Brassneck attain "label" status with the release of the debut LP from Chestnut Road (technically the 3rd release on the label). ... more
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