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Fever Grip (Ft. Paul Dennis)

from The American Classic by Eavesdropper

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Ive been black in my lungs and blue in the face from,
holding my breath and inhaling your taste.
Drown in the bottle cuz i like it better that way
drown in my sorrow yea I like it better that way

And they'll all follow suit,
callipygian sedative, nothing to lose
and they'll all follow suit,
to the beat of the dark dressed kids with their minds loose

Front and center hear the poor man speak,
envies the clothes on your back designer names on your feet
cut a cold streak cuz you love being down on your luck,
fever grips tighter than the rope would dont give a fuck

Why should I care?

All my life, I just wanted to fit in
is my shirt dark enough? Is my shirt dark enough?

Can you think for yourself?

Smash glass just to see how it tastes,
Ive broken all my teeth, too many in the first place
I'll be fine just fine remember that 'its a phase'

One i never went through in the first place.


and they'll all follow suit,
to the beat of the dark dressed kids with their minds loose
And ive got nothing better to do, so watch me follow suit

as if id even follow through

I am all there is

(Paul Dennis)
I am, the judged fury of a violent teen in a terminally afflicted over violent scene. I'm not here for the art, I'm not here for the noise, I'm only hear to break shit and prove myself to the boys.

Is my shirt dark enough?

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from The American Classic, released March 11, 2014

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