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Superegoid

from Usalkt by Choirs

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Change your life
It's been bedding some time in your ears
And giving you something called cause
By kicking in your mind it's buried in your bones

But please believe a scream doesn't mean a suture will heal
And don't go setting course on a new one
if you haven't bleed the one the one you feel

Well, I have been telling you
Nothing means nothing unless it's pulled into "it's" arms
And sadly somethings become absolute
When you begin to believe in those arms

Shame on you
It's beginning to seem a lot like excuse
And hurting who you have become
You're something like you were, but you're dimmer in the core
But don't be afraid
We mean nothing
And don't go setting course on a new one
Without viewing the ones the ones you fear

Well I have been telling you
Nothing means nothing unless it's worth both of your arms
Cause trophies unmantled are what we are
Regardless of who you believe

So don't whither
But change you are better
Faults are yours but they will settle

Nothing means nothing
But wake for that nothing
There are others just like us
But only one you!

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from Usalkt, released May 19, 2014

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Choirsofficial Bakersfield, California

Indie/alternative/post-rock etc. (you decide) from Bakersfield, Ca. Pleased to meet you :)

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