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All The Feels
04:15
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We were raised to save face
To tell everyone we know
Lies about our faith
We’re still haunted by the culture of redemption
Falling on your knees
I always knew that it was bullshit
Pretending to be free
I don’t know why you said it
You don’t believe me do you?
I’m confused, I’m alarmed
I asked everyone I know
Do you bleed, are you scarred?
‘Cause since when did we decide to covet culture
Owning it like land
Can’t pretend it’s yours and yours alone
It’s slipping through your hands
I don’t know why you said it
You don’t believe me do you?
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