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Bloodstains
02:35
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There's a bloodstain on the pavement
Where a life used to be
The product of a knife being used so stupidly
There's a bloodstain on the pavement
Where a life used to be
Reminding me where I should and shouldn't be
There's violence in music
There's violence on TV
There's violence everywhere
And it's terrifying me
Mindless
Violence
There's a bloodstain on the pavement
And it's fading through the cracks
A reminder that life just ain't coming back
There's a bloodstain on the pavement
Fading though the cracks
A reminder that in life violence is a fact
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Not Just Data
03:44
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Political polarisation
We live in divisive times
Religious radicalisation
An enemy rests between these lines
Cultural categorisation
Before my birth ive been defined
Invalid information
Mass media rules my mind
We
Are more than we observe
We
Destroy ourselves with words
Invalid information
Social media melts our minds
Cultural categorisation
Breeds A need to be defined
Religious radicisation
There's nothing between those lines
Political polarisation
Isolation leads to the blind leading the blind
We
Are more than we observe
We
Destroy ourselves with words
Categorise, categorise, categorise, categorise
How much can you see
Through another person's eyes
Infantilize, Infantilize, Infantilize, Infantilize
Being spoon fed
Your best friends lies
Echo chamber screaming
Some thing to believe in
Constant lack of meaning
Reminder of a feeling
You're not just data
A constant lack of meaning
Don't make your best friend a stranger
They're more than just data
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