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Introduction
01:06
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Out of time
02:20
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Time is on your side but they won't allow it
You talk about the world but they know nothing about it
They get inside your mind and your vision is clouded
Dont act surprised they'll be coming after it
You know your time is limited so dont waste it, Dont get caught up in their lies or what everybody's saying, They'll rip the shirt off your back and never replace it.
They have nothing
Forever on the prowl
If time is on your side then they're sniffing you out
Forever on the prowl Vultures of the clock they'll take you for all you got
If you earn well then they want it but fuck em these people are nothing but dishonest
They're Vultures
They're Thieves
They're nothing but diseases
They are Fucking Time Leeches!
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Fair trade
01:42
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Down
01:15
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You disappoint yourself
Been brainwashed by fools
Just keep a strong mind don't let them get to you
Just pay your way
And learn from your mistakes
Time is always ticking
You got to wait it out
They disguise themselves as genuine people
But all they wanna do is sink their fucking teeth in
They convince you
They'll help and sign the dotted line
But in reality they got one thing on their mind
Money in their pocket
A big fat fucking lie
All you can do
Is try to keep a strong mind
Money in their pocket
A big fat fucking pay check signed
All you can do
Is try to keep a strong mind!
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Wrath Grafton, Australia
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