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Populist
03:57
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I can feel the unrest
No one will listen to me
My voice is so unheard
My view point means nothing
Politicians make the rules
None of us agree with
We can't break the rules
Without repercussions
I'm sick and tired of no one listening anymore
I'm breaking down the walls
We aren't leaving our opinions at the door
I'm breaking down the walls
Xenophobic ideals
Spread by those in power
Poisoning our minds
Everywhere we look
They seem so out of touch
Mindsets stuck in the past
The world has come this far
It can't turn around
I'm sick and tired of no one listening anymore
I'm breaking down the walls
We aren't leaving our opinions at the door
I'm breaking down the walls
I won't be silenced against the violence
The world has come too far
For hate and division, it's now our decision
The past cannot repeat
The human race faced with defeat
I'm sick and tired of no one listening anymore
I'm breaking down the walls
We aren't leaving our opinions at the door
I'm breaking down the walls
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2. |
Dismantled
03:18
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Why should I feel sorry for you?
When all you’ve done for me
was cause pain and misery
you dismantled what was left of this broken home.
Burnt all your bridges at the door
A neglectful father, an abusive partner
Every day family, and it’s such a shame
But you’ve left us now, and I hope it’s for good
The pain you’ve caused will subside
I know they say
Kids raise themselves
But you’ve left scars
deeper than their grazed knees
Finding their own way but I’m sure you’ll be alright
I’m sure you’ll be alright
A neglectful father, an abusive partner
Every day family, and it’s such a shame
But you’ve left us now, and I hope it’s for good
The pain you’ve caused will subside.
I can’t stand (I can’t stand you)
I won’t miss ( I won’t miss you)
Because I know you’ll never change.
A neglectful father, an abusive partner
Every day family, and it’s such a shame
But you’ve left us now, and I hope it’s for good
The pain you’ve caused will subside.
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Arrivals Brisbane, Australia
Arrivals are a Brisbane based post-hardcore band formed in 2013.
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