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The Nothing
02:43
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Where does all this end?
Ripped duct tape to mend
Where does all this end?
Resources expend
Can this be real?
Trash filled sea
Can this be real?
No vacancy
Beggars belief
Money comes first
Beggars belief
Earth in a hearse
Where does all this end?
Ripped duct tape to mend
Where does all this end?
Resources expend
Stop with all your platitudes
They won’t save you
No future of green and blue
Nothing for you
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Introvert
02:29
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3. |
No Grace
01:24
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Line them up
Knock yourself out
Line them up
When you’re in doubt
Like a gnarled lab rat in a paper maze
Gnawing off it’s leg to ease the malaise
Trouble ways a ton when you’re in the cage
But believe me son you can clear the haze
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It's bursting bright, fades into grey,
There’s that familiar feeling.
You’re reassured in giving in.
Bitter comfort tightening
And I see it clearly, within me
It’s all you’ve come to know,
At home bathed in pale glow,
Solace in ones detest,
I'm hollow emptiness,
A hollow empty mess,
And I see it clearly, within me
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Occupants London, UK
Combining acerbic lyrics, jagged tones and an energy so spicy it'd make your grandmother sweat, Occupants deliver a slice of punk rock guaranteed to appease the whole family.
Bookings: occupantsbanduk@gmail.com
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