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Blood on the Road
02:20
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Cults of Personality
04:13
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I’m too wrapped up in
Politics and quarantine
Stress naps, all caps
Angry to the point of feeling numb
What’s the point of
All this cyclobenzaprine
If nothing here can
Ever, ever seem to keep me calm
Desperate for some
Normal fucking decency
Human interaction
Something to remind myself to breathe
I fear I’m…
Right
About
How this can never work itself out
Unless we talk about it
We shouldn’t just blindly
Lean in to lies and
Shallow beings
We have to be better
Demand stronger answers
You and me
Please don’t fall for
cults of personality
I can’t stand by
watching as it tears us all apart
You know I won’t
Far left, fringe right
Pushing for a winless fight
Class wars, riot gear
Nothing here has ever been more clear
Even if we
Don’t agree on everything
Let’s just try to
Listen to each other for a change
You know I’m
Right
About
How this can never work itself out
Unless we talk about it
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Letters of Transit Columbus, Ohio
Good ol' rock n' roll from Columbus, OH
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