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Self Check-Out
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HANGING ON A DREAM
I CAN'T EXPLAIN
THE NOOSE LOOSENS UP
WHEN I NUMB THE PAIN
HAND IN THE STARS
FEET IN CEMENT
LOOKING FOR HEAVEN
BUT DON'T WANNA DIE YET
THE ECSTASY
AND AGONY
OF NEVER REALLY BEING
WHERE YOU WANT TO BE
LEAVE THE GLITTER
IN THE GUTTER
FOR THE NEXT
MOTHERFUCKER
TO BE BEDDED BY HELL
IN THIS PRISON CELL
THIS IS DEDICATED TO
THE NEXT WORLD
AND THE BRIDGES BURN
AND THE MONEY BURNS
AND THE BIBLES BURN
AND WE NEVER LEARN
THROUGH THE WHOLE OF OUR HEARTS
AND THE HOLE IN MY HEART
I HAD A BREAKTHROUGH
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American Nightmare Boston, Massachusetts
Wesley Eisold
Josh Holden
Brian Masek
Alex Garcia-Rivera
Jim Carroll
Est. Boston 1999.
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