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Ill Will
03:41
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A lot of people procrastinate or are simply always late
Sometimes you can even wait for them indefinitely and they just won't show up
For me, I'm the kind of person who likes to do things right away so in the end, I wait...
Some people even embellish the reality to make you hear what you want Without taking any actions
I believe that for some, it is a mix of ill will and mythomania
When after several attempts to make things happen, and nothing has moved, I leave the ship
Next time try to be reliable and don't keep people waiting
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Slowly Disappearing
02:46
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In my little town the scene is dying
Unless it's a big name show, people don't go
Marginal music is slowly disappearing
Where is the next generation of punks?
Marginal music is slowly disappear
Where are those passiontates who play an instrument?
Today's youth, is focused on ease of use
With computer-assisted music, everything has become accessible
Instruments replaced by midi sounds
Marginal music is slowly disappearing
Where is the next generation of punks?
Marginal music is slowly disappear
Where are those passiontates who play an instrument?
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Thoughtful
03:19
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Many are forced to delete a post due to comments generated by it
I have to admit, I have made the mistake once
As they say: we learn from our mistakes and believe me, I've learned a lot
With all the errors made, I am still learning every day
I can understand making the mistake once
I can understand someone who takes the wrong path but...
When it happens to you almost every day, I allow myself to judge you.
Think a little before publishing something
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Cheeky
02:21
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If you know how the music industry works, then why aren't you rich and famous?
Why always criticize other people's projects and say ''I would do it differently''?
The problem is that if it's done another way, then the whole thing loses its identity.
If you think you'd do better then go for it, go for it, don't hesitate
Show us what you're worth, and how far you can go
Just go
I'm still wondering why you're not at the top
If you know how the music industry works, then why aren't you rich and famous?
Why always criticize other people's projects and say ''I would do it differently''?
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My Point Of View
03:13
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For so long I've been hearing horror stories about the church
Things they would have severely punished us for
Telling us how to behave and judging our actions
But despite everything they still do disgusting things
Ok, yes, I admit that there are some in all the fields but,
the others are not part of an organisation advocating good deeds to earn their paradise
For so long I've been hearing horror stories about the church
Things they would have severely punished us for
telling us how to behave and judging our actions
But despite everything they still do disgusting things
I don't even dare to say the words of their attrocity because just thinking about it makes me feel sick, especially since it preaches for good things to be done
For so long I've been hearing horror stories about the church
Things they would have severely punished us for
Telling us how to behave and judging our actions
But despite everything they still do some disgusting things
For this reason I am no longer religious, since I have control of my life.
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