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Act Fast ~ Red Licorice


This is it We're all going down What would be next What unsuspecting town Trajedies have come and gone What horrors lay in the dark The echo of another shot Another psycho makes his mark chorus This is when we all fall When everyday kids Are dying in hs halls Children lying dead It seems that everyday Another hate filled kid Another trajedy What a way to end it With drug dealers and gangs Living amongst us Causing violence and hate With ignorant parents Missing every sign Another kid with a gun How many more have to die more free lyrics

This is it
We're all going down
What would be next
What unsuspecting town
Trajedies have come and gone
What horrors lay in the dark
The echo of another shot
Another psycho makes his mark

*chorus*
This is when we all fall
When everyday kids
Are dying in hs halls
Children lying dead
It seems that everyday
Another hate filled kid
Another trajedy

What a way to end it
With drug dealers and gangs
Living amongst us
Causing violence and hate
With ignorant parents
Missing every sign
Another kid with a gun
How many more have to die

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