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The Hunger

from Self Titled by Despite The Reverence

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I'm standing up or maybe falling down
My knees are shaking I must have got up way too fast
To the point my aching joints I've got a pain in my head
Trying to think of what I remember last

Don't stop she said don't stop she comes again and again and a-fuckin-gain and again

Have you ever been afraid with the lights out
Until you meet this girl you don't know what you're talking about
Like every day she's getting down to the matters
Am I getting thinner or is she just getting fatter

Whats these needle marks diggin in my arm
My veins are popping my blood is running cold
See she's watching while I'm sleeping silent creeping alarm!
Abort the mission before she takes control!

Don't stop she said don't stop she comes again and again and a-fuckin-gain and again

Have you ever been afraid with the lights out
Until you meet this girl you don't know what you're talking about
Like every day she's getting down to the matters
Am I getting thinner or is she just getting fatter

Death is raining fire watching you become a liar
Second base head case now I'm starting to perspire
Coming up short I'm beginning to contort
Watch your ways find you out now I know what you're about

She's eaten my insides but I remain alive but just an empty shell
Beaten by disguise her hunger satisfied to leave me in this hell
(Theres no way of knowing how long I can survive)

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from Self Titled, released April 7, 2012
Written by Johnny Fast

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