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Deterrence
02:37
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Give me one reason to feel incomplete
Right here, this music, it's everything I need
To push me through the day and keep my head on straight
Temporary pleasures determine your fate
Don’t need substance to feel how I should
Always craving a buzz, I don’t think I could
Your destructive way of life doesn't make any sense
This is rebellion.
This is deterrence.
When did we decide to let a bottle do our thinking?
Abuse, neglect, and death all because of drinking
When did we decide to let a bottle do our thinking?
Abuse, neglect, and death all because of you.
The way I see it, there is no other way
A hope we all share is for a better day
Give me one reason to feel incomplete
How can I win if I live in defeat?
Give me one reason to feel incomplete
How can I win if I live in defeat?
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Pressing the Issue
02:05
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All of your one-way views
I could never understand
The way you talk to us
Like we’re something lesser than
For all these years I’ve sat up front
Slowly dying, this heart was cut.
Make me feel like the lost one
Like the one without any love
Now you’ve reduced me to no one
And humanity we’ve lost touch of.
I know I could’ve told you long ago
That it never did a thing for me
But fear forced me way below
To a place that was cold and empty
For all the people who feel constrained
By the family and the ordained
Who never asked for a mind behind bars
Be real with who you are
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The Hand You Are Dealt
03:14
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Give it up to solve your problem
Leave it for another day
Don’t blame yourself so blame another
Sit and sulk, it’s the only way
The hand you are dealt
Nobody chooses
The hand you are dealt
Fight to survive
The hand you are dealt
Make the best of
The hand you are dealt
Use the beginnings to get through the end
From birth we face struggles, which we must contend
Let the pain, hurt, and anger be motivation
Give it up
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