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Prizefighter
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What's the point of being scared?
My bloodline contains more than disappointment, it carries my father's name
30 years of this life spent getting by
30 years of this life spent waiting
I dig in deeper in this trench and smile at this war of mine
Darling, I can't recall feeling anything but numb
I will not be persuaded, there'll be no compromise
There'll be no begging or crawling, a man has got his pride
Though amongst the undefeated the prizefighter inside might go down
If he does, I'll bow out graciously, accept this gave as my new home
Take comfort in knowing I had a good run
You'll find me asleep
In better company
Embraced in a disease, one that's spreading, eating me
A cold hopeless machine one that pays to breathe
For an antiquated belief, resembling the life
I had before
What's the point of being scared?
You'll find me asleep
In better company
Embraced in a disease, one that's spreading, eating me
A cold hopeless machine one that pays to breathe
For an antiquated belief, resembling the life
I had before
Resembling the life I had before.
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The Robot's Guide to Living St. George, Utah
Brian - Vocals
Keith - Guitar, Vocals
Chad - Guitar
Cecily - Bass
Atticus - Drums
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