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Loophole
03:31
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1. Find every loophole
2. Rule from the courts
3. Ask for the moon, settle for the sky
4. Step over any casualties
5. Bet with our money
Sales tactics, The Art of the Deal
Just fake it with confidence
How will history frame this?
Y'all having fun?
Results of privilege
and tantrums
Find every loophole
and rule from the courts
Thin skinned bastards
Use our words against us
Don't tread on who?
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Rerun
03:06
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I think I'd miss
when the world was still small
Guess thats cuz
I haven't done anything
that reprehensible
just stroll into town
fuck it up and run
Like in all the tales
or at least the movies
No one to remember
No one to condemn
No one to reconnect with
After we've grown
Grown up or
Grown out of
Lived lifetimes
or not
No reputations
to proceed us
No repercussions
to weigh us down
The grass is always greener on the other side,
right?
Can't have it both ways
Don't want it either
Romanticize
Some Pile of shit
Go build what you need
and hope it's what you want
Or just binge watch the past
Over and over and over and over
Because who knows
The future might blow
And we just can't take that chance.
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