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The Man In Pain
03:18
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That's the man in pain
it's mental and physical
that's the man in pain
you can tell by the depth in his stare
the man in pain
the man in pain
is his own obstruction
he'll bore down on you
it's a permanent pattern
and it'll get the best of you
the man in pain
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Where did you come from?
Why are you still here?
Stuck deep in redundancies
Can't you tell that the mind is a cell?
So relax and enjoy your death
For you, it's all you have left!
Minimal geometric
My thoughts are all dyslexic
And soon the bomb will drop
then all of time will...
Do I feel stupid?
Am I just talking to myself?
Am I asking the right question?
Does it really make a difference?
Get sick on the furniture
Get killed by yourself
Minimal geometric
My thoughts are all dyslexic
And soon the bomb will drop
then all of time will...
Everything is Negative
Do you feel cared for?
Why are you still here?
We've got secret intentions
To destroy all you hold dear
Get killed on the furniture
Get your fix and disappear
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Across the sea, the stormy seas
The bird don't look behind
He wants to know
Tho, there is no
Shore in sight for miles
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