Autodidacticism
from Ex Libris by Violent Party
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lyrics
I am just so angry
Action that make no sense
Cyclically we’re all shit on
At our own expense
Saving face turned plastic surgery
And you’re still due for reconstruction
If your life were up to you,
Would you be able to function?
It’s important to know much,
It’s the last long standing weapon
Damnation has no chance
If we teach ourselves the lessons
Action that make no sense
Cyclically we’re all shit on
At our own expense
Saving face turned plastic surgery
And you’re still due for reconstruction
If your life were up to you,
Would you be able to function?
It’s important to know much,
It’s the last long standing weapon
Damnation has no chance
If we teach ourselves the lessons
credits
from Ex Libris,
released April 5, 2015
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Violent Party Portland, Oregon
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May 2011
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