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A Lesson in Futility
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Acknowledge the open mouth but ignore virtue dripping out
A thirst in an endless drought, they’ll kill us all
A message now multiplied what feels like several thousand times
I’ll hear yours if you’ll hear mine, against all odds
We’re all screaming
Are we all just noise, static voices
Always screaming
Cancel out the noise, the voice
Are you speaking, can you hear me?
No one believes me anyways, I guess I’m better never chasing the dream
Can’t you hear me as I fade away?
There’s always someone else to blame, don’t interrupt me when I’m digging my grave
Can’t you hear me as I fade away?
I’m willing to close the shades, it’s dismissive but feels safe
My only choice left to make, it’s all I’ve got
Your words say you’re on your own, signals censored, the truth postponed
Save your tears you’re not alone, it’s all you’ve got
We’re all screaming
Are we all just noise, static voices
Always screaming
Cancel out the noise, the voice
Are you speaking, can you hear me?
No one believes me anyways, I guess I’m better never chasing the dream
Can’t you hear me as I fade away?
There’s always someone else to blame, don’t interrupt me when I’m digging my grave
Can’t you hear me as I fade away?
Are you speaking, can you hear me?
Are you speaking, can you hear me?
No one believes me anyways, I guess I’m better never chasing the dream
Can’t you hear me as I fade away?
Are you speaking, can you hear me?
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