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Ra/tio
03:02
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and the explanations left you speechless
empty pockets at my expense
failed to recognize the standard
doubling by the minute for the kick we're after
this ignorance breeds abstinence, yea
can't recall how I became convinced at all
and it's all up to you, man
you make the call
to finish what we started is a head-on ride into a brick wall
state your purpose here, man
raise your hand to your heart
a bad idea manifests itself into a poison dart
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there is something in you.. where did it come from?
noone gave it to you.
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