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Backstabber

from The Architects (2009) by Arcanium

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Hate me Not worth the deception Take plenty and leave me behind In SIN Test me then leave me I can’t walk away that easy This world can’t be a burden It weakens my mind Now rise Pay close attention Are you willing to leave this behind? You’ll find a knife in the back of you Has it even crossed your mind? I’m scared Can’t be behind you Don’t want to be involved I wouldn't try to test my patience We shouldn't listen to the anger I’d rather hold a fucking gun to my head I think I’ll take the world on instead I’m waiting for the darkness of my grave Don’t want it To PASS ME BY I’ve hated Trying to get my way Just sit here and wait to die Their lies They make you worthy To walk amongst the fake WICKED FACE Look in the mirror ARE THESE LIES YOUR ONLY HONESTY? I’ll fight Consume your deception Betray your thoughts in mind In your mind I wouldn't try to test my patience We shouldn't listen to the anger I’d rather hold a fucking gun to my head I think I’ll take the world on instead

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from The Architects (2009), released June 2, 2009

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