Dissing On My Style

from Heirs of Custer by Mouth House

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a thought that comes every once in awhile
why are all my bros dissing on my style?
i flip my collar on the way to work
just keep drinking till my stomach hurts
it may seem tragic, but it’s not a phase
can’t let my conscience get in the way
a thought that comes every now and then
what is this useless life and when does it end?
i flipped my car on my way to work
anymore stress and my brain might burst
i can’t afford all the newest trends
i can’t afford all the newest friends
is this nature?
self destruct to fulfillment
is this permanent?
living a life someone else has planned
takes so long just to blame yourself
youth is ignorance, a chance at building your own hell
growing up it takes so long just to blame yourself
a canvas mind been painted with someone else’s design
don’t wonder how most got to think it’s just a waste of time

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from Heirs of Custer, released February 24, 2015

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