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Breaking Tradition
It’s so easy to fail- so easy to quit
It’s not hard to try if you just give a shit
To help a friend or open your mind
TO make a change because its about time
I’m breaking free from the yesterday
To try and make a better day
I’ve tried your way, and I’ve made my decision
Its time to change- I’m breaking Tradition.
Its easy to sit, when it’s hard to stand
It’s to forget instead of lend a hand
Too many times, too fucking passive
Its time to change and be aggressive
I’m breaking free from the yesterday
To try and make a better day
I’ve tried your way, and I’ve made my decision
Its time to change- I’m breaking Tradition.
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Strength
02:20
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Strength
You went that way- and lost your sight
Turned your back on me and forgot what was right
SO I picked up right where you left off
Sometimes pride just isn’t enough
You gotta have strength- to fight the fight
You gotta have strength to live our lives
You gotta have strength – to never lose sight
You gotta have strength- to be committed to ourselves
You said those things and stripped me of my pride
You are the things that left the scars right on my mind
So I peeled back the scab and regained my youth
An eye for an eye, A tooth for a tooth
You gotta have strength- to fight the fight
You gotta have strength to live our lives
You gotta have strength – to never lose sight
You gotta have strength- to be committed to ourselves
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My View
01:42
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My View
You better think about what you said
You better hope the disease doesn’t spread
And maybe then you can shake my hand
You better learn to fucking understand
I don’t know why you say what you say
I don’t know why you do what you do
I don’t know why you act this way
It would be different from my view
You better try to change your ways
You better try to bury yesterday
Before someone buries you
I don’t know why you say what you say
I don’t know why you do what you do
I don’t know why you act this way
It would be different from my view
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Isolation
02:17
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Isolation
I walked in- You walked out
I opened up – you close down
I try to care- you try to deny
It’s your joke – but it’s my life
I’m walking right through that door- with or without you
I learned how to live in isolation - SO I can live without you
I woke up – you ran away
You don’t listen- when I try to explain
I’d give you the world – and you’d give me shit
I’m better than you – something I don’t forget
I’m walking right through that door- with or without you
I learned how to live in isolation - SO I can live without you
I’m walking right through that fucking door- with or without you
I learned how to live with my humiliation - I can live without you
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United Fronts
02:34
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United Fronts
When we unite we are strong, and when we believe we can’t go wrong
Nothing can stop us when we unite- we’ll take astand and fight the fight
United we stand, divided we fall, a fight for freedom, I’ll walk until I crawl
If my dreams fade and it seems like I can’t win, I’ll find the strength to stand and fight again
We can’t give in, we can’t give up
Its our time to give a fuck
We’ve gotta change we’ve gotta be as one
We’ve gotta take a stand instead of run
United we stand, divided we fall, a fight for freedom, I’ll walk until I crawl
If my dreams fade and it seems like I can’t win, I’ll find the strength to stand and fight again
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The Tone Deaf Pig-Dogs Atlanta, Georgia
The Tone Deaf Pig-Dogs form in 1989 in Atlanta, Georgia- breaking up in 2000. Later revived with founding member Mike Nickerson and Main Member Dom Totino reformed and continued until 2013 releasing the Ill Relevant E.P.. Only to reform again in 2019 with Founding members Mark Warbington, James Warbington, Dom Totino and long standing musician partner Scott Stripling. Currently we are still here! ... more
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