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Scab Nation
02:47
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Scab Nation
We don't own the building, but we fucking built this town
Back when it was promise and threat when the boss man said,
“You know we'll take care of you, take care of you in the end”
Working overtime in scab nation
Everybody is bowing to the boss
Sell a year for a week's vacation
Now everybody is taking up his cause
“We're going to need you to:
Come in early, to stay a bit later, to stay here all night
Sow desolation until it takes over the fabric of life
Give up your dreams and burn them inside of this engine of strife”
We don't own the building, but we fucking built this town
Know that it's a promise and threat when we say,
We'll take care of you, take care of you in the end
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City State
03:08
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City State
Endless miles of highway and endless miles of cars
Stuck in the driver's seat eyes locked in front of me
Tired and hungry and bored
I know we're all stuck here in this place together
With endless miles of highway
Out in the wilderness of this city state
They left us just outside the boundary and now we're looking to escape
Anticipating nothing but more wasted time
Standing in the place between where I am and where you'll be
Sand sifts through fingers
I know were all stuck here in this place together
Anticipating nothing
Out in the wilderness of this city state
They left us just outside the boundary and now we're looking to escape
Outside the boundary of this city state
Now we're looking to escape
Anticipating nothing but more wasted time
Standing in the place between where I am and where you'll be
Sand sifts through fingers
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Ninety Six Ghosts Baltimore, Maryland
Punk Rock
Former members of Subsist, Widows Watch, Trashkanistan
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