Rock'in Band ( Lirik Lagu critical acclaim )

Shhh… quiet you might piss somebody offLike me motherfucker you've been at it for too longWhile you feed off others' insecuritiesYou stand in front of me and bite the hand that feeds

Self-righteousness is wearing thin(Lies inside your head, your best friend)Heart bleeds but not for fellow men(Broken glass, your fake reflection)

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I've had enough It's time for something realI don't respect the words you're speakingGone too far A clone

So how does it feel to know that someone's kidin the heart of America has blood on their handsfighting to defend your rightsso you can maintain a lifestylethat insults his family's existenceWell, where I'm from we have a specialsalute that we aim high in the airtowards all those pompous assholeswho spend their days pointing fingers(Fuck You)

Shhh… quiet you might piss somebody offLike the heartbeat of this country when antagonized too longI'll be damned if you count me in as part of your generous hypocrisycollecting enemies

Tabloid gossip queen worthless man(There's no need for us to bury you)Selfish agenda once again(Right this way you've dug your own grave)

I've had enough It's time for something realI don't respect the words you're speakingGone too far A clone

All the way from the east to the west wegot this high societylooking down on their very foundationconstantly reminding us that our actionsare the cause of all their problemsPointing their fingers in everydirection and blaming theirown nation for who wins the electionsThey've never contributed a fucking thing to thecountry they love to criticize

Excuse the obscene, ignore the untrueDepictions we see try and get throughAdmitting mistakes can hurtI'm not the last but I sure ain't the first

Shhh… quiet you might piss somebody off

Self-righteousness is wearing thin(Lies inside your head your best friend)Heart bleeds but not for fellow men(Broken glass your fake reflection)

I've had enoughIt's time for something realI don't respect the words you're speakingGone too farA clone

By: Jimmy dendy sullivan