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RIGHT TO KNOW
03:56
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We have a right to know who, in our home,
could cause such strange disruptions every night
and our alleged landlord bites his tongue
and, in doing so, deprives us of our right
There is something they won't show
And I believe we have the right to know
His sad, sedated wife must still believe
that her knowing smile would have me rest assured
but one look in her medicated eyes
and I can tell that something has happened to her
And I need you here with me
Because there's something they don't want us to see
So stay here in the corner of my room
He wants to sow a distance between us
but I've been listening to his thoughts
and I will do what I feel I must
We have a right to know
I'd like to think we have the right to know
And when his trite, contrived Byronic ruse
proves itself too useless to maintain
I will isolate his family
and I will more than gladly drink their pain
I'm afraid I cannot let this be
And I cannot let them take you from me
. . . . . .
I return each night to the embrace
that, unbeknownst to us, would be our last
and I recall your putrefying face
that haunts me every moment since you passed
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COLD WORLD
02:20
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Waking in a corrosive night, I felt the hours sting
I regret everything I've done
I regret everything
I live in a cold world and I'm still here
In the prison I have built I choke away my time
but how long must I endure this ceaseless natal crime?
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