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Bad Religion ~ Give You Nothing (tom Clement)


Hey, everybody's looking but they never can see All the angst, corruption and the dishonesty Think about the times and places you've never known You're a manswarm atom and yet you're alone So i give you me I give you nothing! So you've got a place that you can call your own But you make a habit of carrying the stone Look around and ask someone if you're alive You're a sidewalk cipher speaking prionic jive So i give you me I give you nothing! Respectable, despicable it seems all the same Now we realize that we have nothing to say If you're reserve is weak Audacity complete Ask yourself again "do i deserve much from them?" No! more free lyrics

Hey, everybody's looking but they never can see
All the angst, corruption and the dishonesty
Think about the times and places you've never known
You're a manswarm atom and yet you're alone
So i give you me
I give you nothing!

So you've got a place that you can call your own
But you make a habit of carrying the stone
Look around and ask someone if you're alive
You're a sidewalk cipher speaking prionic jive
So i give you me
I give you nothing!

Respectable, despicable it seems all the same
Now we realize that we have nothing to say
If you're reserve is weak
Audacity complete
Ask yourself again "do i deserve much from them?"
No!

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