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Drug Song

from Disgust by Neighborhood Shit

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If I could take all the drugs in the world and throw them away
There'd be a few less prayers I'd have to say
I'd have more friends I'd have a lot less fear
Gained precious time might not have wasted fucking years

(No) So say goodnight to your future and put it to bed
An expressionless face and a gun to your head
You got nowhere to turn and nothing to loose
So wash down that script with a bottle of booze

We're all trying so hard
But where the fuck do we get?
We leave this life scarred and fucking full of regret

Going through life one burnt bridge at a time
You think it will change but its no difference this time
You try and crawl your way out and they keep pulling you in
As you forget whats the cost and dive deep in your sin

I pray for a day we can regain control
Climb out of this darkness crawl out of this hole
Get away from this sickness that consumes us with lies
So we can try and regain what's little left of our lives

We're all trying so hard
but where the fuck do we get?
We leave this life scarred and fucking full of regret

We're all waiting for someone to save us before our time has come
We're all waiting for some saving grace to peel us from this filthy place
And it's never gonna come
Get it for yourself

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from Disgust, released February 28, 2016

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