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from Magnum Hopeless by Soma

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lyrics

Verse 1:

alley cat, tin can roof, funeral suits, abandoned truths
old souls dismantled youth, branching out from trampled roots
trying to go against the ingrained, trying to build a body out of inkstains
screenshots of the mundane, contained in that box marked insane

On cathedral steps, like a feeble pet, as the needle wept,
they say she bleeds for effect, cheating death,got the keys to eden but ain't started weeding yet,
seasoned vet, needs to smell the air while he's got a bit of breathing left
he's in debt, to no meaning, fleeting, time for the feeding next,

one choice, do drugs or do shit,
one voice, use it and lose grip
bad brains, fast lanes n cruise ships
ash stains, trashed names n blue prints

A corpse in a new mink
cos it really matters what you think
watch the dust scatter in a few blinks
or you can learn to swim once you choose sink

Verse 2:

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from Magnum Hopeless, released June 27, 2017
Production and cuts by Uncle Sam
Mixed by Uncle Sam
Mastered by Rob Shaker

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