Disdain

from Of Nature Beyond Compare by Ghost Native

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We should have learned by now that we all make our own choices.The mistakes we make will have a lasting effect for days to come, But we all know, the toughest part of life Is taking your own advice. So stop making all the excuses under the sun and get yourself together. We can't just sit here and waste our lives without progressing. Every single day you live you need to push your boundaries, test your comfort zone and grow. Too many times I've let others bring me down, Well no more. No more second chances your words cannot change your actions. How can you expect this from anyone, no more second chances I'm surprised how long this lasted. For me to be fooled and never catch it. The cataclysm in our minds has been slipping away, Integrity is lost, let them rot. It's time to move on And Drop dead weight. You need to realize you've wasted your time It's time to move on And Drop dead weight. Cut the chord Remove the burden It will get better from here on out. Many things have made me doubt But the best things I've done Is leave behind what never put me ahead and do what's best for me Best for me Let them rot, Drop dead weight.

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from Of Nature Beyond Compare, released March 10, 2017

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