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Anthrax ~ What Doesn't Die


First in last out overthrown It's been picked clean to the bone And so hard to remember things Like when we used to kill our kings Crusading for hypocrisy Under our nose the holy bleed Crumbling under its own weight Apologies it don't relate 'cause You cannot kill What doesn't die Live up to my promise My full potential realized Death lives right inside your pocket Take him out and have a laugh Go and piss your life away Another ugly waste of clay And up above there's no one home Why don't you answer your phone? Reminding me to learn that poem First in last out overthrown Because A stream of consciousness flows into a river of blood Stem this tide of violence as it rises like a flood more free lyrics

First in last out overthrown
It's been picked clean to the bone
And so hard to remember things
Like when we used to kill our kings
Crusading for hypocrisy
Under our nose the holy bleed
Crumbling under its own weight
Apologies it don't relate
'cause
You cannot kill
What doesn't die
Live up to my promise
My full potential realized
Death lives right inside your pocket
Take him out and have a laugh
Go and piss your life away
Another ugly waste of clay
And up above there's no one home
Why don't you answer your phone?
Reminding me to learn that poem
First in last out overthrown
Because
A stream of consciousness flows into a river of blood
Stem this tide of violence
as it rises like a flood

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