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You run a charity Outside of your concrete home I wonder what’s inside of your tiny mind That makes you think You have every right To criticize my life By now Your bedroom must be lined With bookshelves Of self written manuals On how to turn lives upside down By constantly running your mouth To fuel your delusion By now Your charity must be going south As your lamp has never taken a night off You must have a new collection A manual on how to play the victim When you’re done tearing lives apart You run a charity Outside of your concrete home I wonder what’s inside of your tiny mind Maybe nothing really Just self-loathing And project it to people Who are living their lives
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Mar 9, 2025
Mar 9, 2025 at 4:36 AM UTC
Madness
You run a charity Outside of your concrete home I wonder what’s inside of your tiny mind That makes you think You have every right To criticize my life By now Your bedroom must be lined With bookshelves Of self written manuals On how to turn lives upside down By constantly running your mouth To fuel your delusion By now Your charity must be going south As your lamp has never taken a night off You must have a new collection A manual on how to play the victim When you’re done tearing lives apart You run a charity Outside of your concrete home I wonder what’s inside of your tiny mind Maybe nothing really Just self-loathing And project it to people Who are living their lives
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Mar 9, 2025
Mar 9, 2025 at 4:36 AM UTC
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