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Capital Punishment (single)

by Three Vultures

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Sometimes it's way too hard to see
Through all the mirror's and make believe
But I guess we got to stand up for our own
I guess we're not allowed to breathe
And I'm going to start taking care of me
And I really don't care what side you're on

I don't care what your laws say
What's right is right every single day
We'll never get them to admit
That this is our capital punishment

Riots caused by incarceration
Of innocents all across the nation
Now they're making us out to be hypocrites
Open your eyes and shut your mouth
For once in your life don't shout about
'Cause it's awfully windy to take a piss

I think we've learned our lesson
Have you beaten your depression yet?
I think we've learned our lesson
Are you tired of being beaten.

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released September 12, 2015

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