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Project 86 ~ Bottom Feeder


So little of what seems to be Is ever really there So much of what’s here I resent I am a demagogue Born of eternal flaw Forever just a memory my friend So when I disappear She will still be here Sifting my remains through the ashes She’s not ordinary She’s just like me But there is something wrong Inside of me that says That she and I are one in the same So I'm not alone She’s just like me more free lyrics

So little of what seems to be
Is ever really there
So much of what’s here I resent
I am a demagogue
Born of eternal flaw
Forever just a memory my friend
So when I disappear
She will still be here
Sifting my remains through the ashes

She’s not ordinary
She’s just like me

But there is something wrong
Inside of me that says
That she and I are one in the same
So I'm not alone
She’s just like me

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