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Bob Katz - Dire Cast
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Their Company
Some people need anger
Some people need pain
Some people need to hurt others
Again and again
Don’t need a reason
For things they do
They specialize in tellin’ lies
Turnin’ hearts black and blue
Make you think hell is bound to be
Your destiny
They’re the misery
You’re their company
Some people judge
Everything they see
Want to get between you
And the God you believe
Always sure
They’re so right
Don’t see the world in color
Only black and white
Make you think hell is bound to be
Your destiny
They’re the misery
You’re their company
Nothin’ you can do
To make them go away
They’ll stick on you like a shirt soaked through
Another toy in their penny arcade
Some people get rich
Off of ones that struggle
Some people get their kicks
Watchin’ other people suffer
Make you think hell is bound to be
Your destiny
They’re the misery
You’re their company
They’re the misery
You’re their company
©Standridge 2013
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Scrimshaw - Dippy Time
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Emily Kort - Fell in
05:00
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Turkhaus - Firing Line
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