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persistence
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you simplify what i'm saying
in 2 lines what i am saying; its true
the fury's deep, i'm mellow
resistant, persistent
first he moved me, then he threw me out
i'm the sign of persistence
i'm last and first, i won bronze, i forfeit
hands lay flat,
take me dry,
take strays in
before my blood flow stops
can't justify what i'm saying
see straight through what i'm saying,
it's true.
the fury's deep, i'm mellow
i will move
i will leave you out
build a house, these 4 walls
knock it down
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i'm not used to you letting me down
it's patience without a plan
you can't run this body into the ground
i've torn pages out of papers which ripped me to pieces,
a face in the smoke
i will stand on my own.
my mother didn't raise a mess
i'm not used to you letting me down
i've lived your life,
i've lived it twice,
i never thought i'd live a life like this
i will stand on my own.
if you want to be a man you've got to act like a man
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Pamphlet London, UK
4 piece punk/indie rock from Tooting, London. Formed in 2015.
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