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Years have passed and times have changed and I still feel the same
You’re a little fucking coward
Slithering your way through life
Rubbing off on everyone
Leaving scars that don’t wash off
No matter how hard I try
Surprised you can still look in the mirror
Without seeing my face or the faces of others who you’ve destroyed
Wow you’re a real big man now
Don’t you feel strong lying to the world
Shows us that you’re ashamed of yourself more than anything else
You turned your back on me,
You betrayed your own blood,
Worse than all of the above,
You’re lying to yourself
Look at where your pleasures have brought you
Your mother is crying on the floor
She knows she gave birth to a failure
And I’d forgive you if you were still there
But you died inside a long time ago
And someone new is in the void
I should have killed you the last time I had you but I was too naïve
But if I should get the opportunity today God fucking help me
I will tie you down and tear you limb
From fucking limb from fucking limb
And maybe as the knife enters
You’ll remember what it’s like to be human
I don’t know who you are anymore
So I’ll feel no remorse as I destroy you

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from Con Men & Courtesans, released June 24, 2011
Composers: Tyler Morrow, Matthew Morin, Raymond Ouellette, Kevin Whittier, Pat Roberts

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