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Man.
03:36
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Wrists
03:01
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You have found yourself today
You yourself have found a way
The world, the world has gone insane
You have found yourself today
I do not expect to be missed
I was a throbbing, filthy rotten cyst
The way that I go
From high to low
Snapping down like a broken wrist
Gone forever, never coming back
Lost endeavor, hearts like me will crack
Gone forever, come pay your respects
Gone forever, come pay your respects
I do not expect to be missed
I was a throbbing, filthy rotten cyst
The way that I go
From high to low
Snapping down like a broken wrist
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The Ballad of Benedict
01:58
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The Holy Ghost is watching you, he's always in your head
Jesus's ears are open, he knows everything you've said
I've absorbed these words, they are filling up my heart
God hates f*gs and tr*nny whores, you gotta play your part
Go to Church on Sunday and read your bible verse
We must pray so we'll be saved from an eternity of hurt
Do not break the rules or you will have to face his wrath
And be shunned from your community, back down the sinners path
Oh, God is a tyrant who rules with fear
Terrified and trembling, his congregation's singing hymns
And God is a lion with blood on his claws
Christianity's as fucked as a guy having sex
Oh, God is a tyrant who rules with fear
Full of hate and angry hearts, his congregation's got their pitchforks
And God is a bastard who'll kill us all
And we might let him
And we will let him
And we might let him
And we will let him
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Danny and the Diamonds Charlotte, North Carolina
18 y/o solo artist from North Carolina! I've been writing music for many years. I am masculine aligned enby- my pronouns are He/They!
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