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Rut
06:58
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Try to tell me
That it's worth it
None of it is
It doesn't exist
I don't want this
We were made to
When we were brought up
Nothing matters
If everything does
Let's take a moment
And think for once
The guilt of our past
Carried through us
Crusts our insides
Drawing us to death
Why'd they force us
To adopt all of these
Gods and jobs
Buy into it
Gain none of it
Stay blind to it
We'll never see the way
I can see I don't bring you joy, anymore
And why should I, and how can I, anymore
Have we settled
In this fucking rut
Hope you're happy
At least there's one
Go on without me
I'm fine here
Hope they'll find me
Before the end
Until the end
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Coda
03:38
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