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Care Less
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My vision is turning green
I lose all sense of sympathy
I'm not blind but I refuse to see
What's happening
Right here in front of me
Feed me to the sharks
Tear me apart
Like a work of art
I don't know where to start
Cause I don't have the heart
To share my part
And ask you to restart
You mean so much to me
It's not my place to call the shots I know
But you will always be
Everything and anything I need
You will always see
Your vision crumbling as long as you're happy
It's obvious we're night and day
You prosper while I decay
I'm not blind but I refuse to see
What's happening
Right here in front of me
Feed me to the sharks
Tear me apart
Like a work of art
I don't know where to start
Cause I don't have the heart
To share my part
And ask you to restart
You mean so much to me
It's not my place to call the shots I know
But you will always be
Everything and anything I need
You will always see
My vision crumbling as long as your happy
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Medusa Complex San Antonio, Texas
An Emo/Punk outfit formed in San Antonio TX. Comprised of three individuals who share a passion for writing music and sharing it with the people who are willing to hear them out. Music is an avenue for them to tell their stories. Express their thoughts. Vent to the void. It's a place that makes sense in such a chaotic world. ... more
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