Another wall
I can't drive through
Another time
I don't know what to do
I sit in silence once again
I cheat your executioner
To the very end
I can't see the end of this
But I won't give you
Another Judas kiss
I try to make it out alive
Your antipathy, I can't deny
Lying awake at night
Lying to myself
All the fears are crystal clear
The doubt begins to melt
I'll put it on the shelf
I'll put it on the shelf
You took something
Sacred and pure
Ruined it with clichés and lies
YOu're so pathetic
Bullshit and judgement
You're just another narrow mind
Venom and vitriol
Don't fuck up our scene anymore
You want to shut down free minds
I'll never let you win the war
Lying awake at night
Lying to myself
All the fears are crystal clear
The doubt begins to melt
I'll put it on the shelf
I'll put it on the shelf
I look around, There's no one here
No smiling face to help my fear
I'm all alone here once again
But I will stay here to the end
I can't see the forest for the trees
Breaking out again
I'm on my knees
I'm on my knees
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