1. |
The Crypt
03:25
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The Crypt
Celtic Frost on the stereo
don’t invite me out
you couldn’t pay me to go
I don’t wanna hang out
not this week
I think I’m gonna vomit if I hear anyone speak
just wanna be left to my own devices
no remembering names and smiling nicely
it may be effortless for you
for me it’s the hardest thing to do
save your advice
it’s far too late
just let me sit here
righteous in my hate
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2. |
Snoozer
04:18
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Snoozer
young and listless
Amazon wishlist
empty checking
veering wildly
to put it mildly
close to wrecking
rendered useless
drifting rootless
waste of space
dead in the water
lamb to the slaughter
embody what you hate
I don’t want to see you fail
I just don’t care if you succeed
got no time for empty minds
call it focus or call it greed
place your bets now
make your threats now
no one believes you
give it up man
you’re washed up and broken
completely see through
party’s over
still a poser
boring drop out
sideline sitter
fucking quitter
what a cop out
I don’t need to watch you die
I just wanna know you’re gone
there’s no honor in contempt
but it sounds charming in a song
I shouldn’t hate you but I do
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