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Mask
01:27
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we don't need your reasons
or your bullshit ideas
your points of view are sickening
oh why don't you think twice
Can't you see, we're not with you
and we'll never be
open up your fucking eyes
this was meant to be
your ...hateful plan
it won't stand a chance
you make me so sick
so you better watch your back
can't you see you're on your own
you're time is nigh
we won't wait, we'll take a stand
it's time for us to fight
why don't you show your face
stop hiding behind your mask
we all know what you are
face the facts
your time has come
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2. |
P.O.V.
01:34
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I don't wear no fancy suits
I don't drive no fancy car
You don't care about the rest
You just want to get your cut
I don't have the dreams you dream
It's my own point of view
i'm fine without materialism
no need for your tendencies
High numbers on a bank account
But that's not what this is about
Wallowing in luxury,
but your mental state
Is Full of misery
You chase the cash
I'm fine without
Money's no reason to exploit the earth
Why can't you see my point of view
Stop thinking about yourself for once
I don't feel like fitting in
Forever critical of a system
And the boxes you try to push me in
I don't know where i'm headed
it's not between the lines
I'm unsure of my destination
Atleast it's what i'd like
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Delinquency Balen, Belgium
BNHC
shitty youth crew by
Stef Nouwen
Brent Van Hout
Ben Hannes
Lorre
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