Lyrics of 'Les Grossman' by Release The Kraken
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The world is over populated with those who don't deserve life,
it's impossible to co-exist with such ignorance.
It didn't take me very long to realise that I was being forced into a world of lies.
I turned my back on them and made up my own fucking mind,
and left this life of hate and prejudice behind.
Your solitude is nothing when it's in vain,
your safe place nothing more than bricks and stones.
I have tried many a time to live my life without outside influence but I guess that I must keep my spite bottled up inside.
When your safe havens have been burnt to the ground where will you fucking go
It didn't take me very long to realise that I was being forced into a world of lies.
I turned my back on them and made up my own fucking mind,
and left this life of hate and prejudice behind.
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