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Saint Lawrence

from Second City Is Burning by The Damn Tracks

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Count your blessings, say your prayers
You've got your one way ticket to Hell
We had you dead to rights
So let the shock wave crumble you
Turn to dust as a coward would
It's our world, and there's no room here left for you

You claim you've learned regret
well, we're past the point of forgiveness for you
and the violence that you brought bore voices that now resonate
and they won't seek healing at your feet

There's no redemption in your drawn on smile
your parlor tricks and judgments
kept me in darkness, but I still see that morning sun

so keep your ignorance that frames your lies
you're going to end up buried six feet under
and you're still going to lose your soul

You claim you've learned regret
well, we're past the point of forgiveness for you
The violence that you brought bore voices that now resonate
and they won't seek healing at your feet

So cross your fingers say your prayers
Adding links to your anchors chain
That wont save you, it's still gonna pull you down
So, Hallelujah - Fuck yourself, two times
All of you are going to recognize that it's our world
and there's no room here left for you

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from Second City Is Burning, released October 31, 2019

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