1. |
Intro
00:51
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malignancy from infancy
benign to me
but plain to see
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2. |
No Authority
04:46
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without reason
my belief is treason
and without thought
rationality's untaught
but I lost the narrative
where's your imperative now?
and through the years
your vindication rears its head
glazed over eyes,
seemingly once bright
but now dimmed to light
as your requite
years of waste
what do you have to say for yourself?
you speak with no authority
no authority
no authority
years of waste
what do you have to say for yourself?
you speak with no authority
no authority
just this one time
choke those words down
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3. |
Reverie
02:43
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what do you have to say for yourself
you speak with no authority
no authority
softly
I drown the hate
give me
what I'm begging for
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4. |
Betrayer
03:59
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a callous act
brushed aside
a cowardly man
on the inside
a cancerous path
you stride
betraying those
with whom you confide
traitor
malignancy
from infancy
benign to me
but plain to see
how do you sleep
sleep at night?
how do you face
yourself in the mirror?
cause you go through life
with knuckles white
your fists are clenched
you grip is tight
malignancy
from infancy
benign to me
but plain to see
toxicity
implicitly
you are a disease
your name is profanity
traitor
liar
failure
bastard
brother
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5. |
You Should Stay Home
09:13
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I feel you
bearing down the walls I built
bury me, underneath
what could be
if you don't stay here
will I see you again?
he hears you
begging you to reconcile
you should stay where it's safe
stay with me, don't leave
everyone I've ever held so close
has found their strength in somebody else
everyone I've ever held so close
decided I was not the way to go
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