1. |
Reckoning (LIVE)
02:10
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Father, you have sinned
Caught touching those boys again
Their knees are bruised
Not from the pews
Was it the word of god,
or his son?
Father, you sick fuck
Got em keeping their mouths shut
Unless you've got your prick
Shoved between their lips
Sick of slaps on the wrist
Here comes your reckoning
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2. |
Fool (LIVE)
01:23
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Brood all you fucking want
Time here is terminal
Apathy evident
Dim wit, I'm sick of it
Back pedaling hypocrites
Blind faith misogynist
Do you kiss his feet
With that mouth?
Dead to the world
Wolf led to slaughter
Flock never faltered
Duped and pacified
You've got it all wrong
Dead to the world
Chains all yanked out
Caught with your pants down
Fool is what fool does
Time is up
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3. |
Lay Waste (LIVE)
02:19
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Barren, fighting for scraps
Threadbare and desolate
Lying in wait
For the collapse of everything
Lay waste to this place
Catalyst for extinction
Expected to pick up the pieces
Reap what you've sown
Stand back and watch it bloom
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NOWHERE Omaha, Nebraska
Thor Dickey
Gabe Bierman
Cam Stout
IG:@nowhere.noise
Post Hardcore songs with Power Violence energy. Punishingly loud, meticulously precise.
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