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Misery District

from Sellouts by Sellouts

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Am I the same as you thought I would be?
You stand tall form above looking down on me.
Stare down this pallor of death.
So tell me now that theres something left
theres no end, to the sinking game
Where all I ever do is bitch and complain
so fuck this
They say its all in my head
why am I the one to play dead?

Im done, with this
Feeling alone in my head, drowning in dissonance
this is the end, erasing emptiness
Lay me, to rest
eyes down the barrel headed straight for my death bed
Its true, I’ve been
forging the cycles end

Am I the same as you thought I would be?
Am I the same as you thought I would be?
Am I the same as you thought I would be?
Am I the same?
Am I the same?

Im done, with this
Feeling alone in my head, drowning in dissonance
this is the end, erasing emptiness
Lay me, to rest
eyes down the barrel headed straight for my death bed
Its true, I’ve been
forging the cycles end

Tie me down to the bed of my mistakes
ropes pulled so tight that I cant breathe
My own worst enemy
Ive got the plot in my head its going to be the end of me

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from Sellouts, released March 11, 2022

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Sellouts Detroit, Michigan

Sellouts reminds listeners that "energetic as hell" is a primary purpose of music.

Hailing from Detroit, Michigan, Sellouts is a 3 piece group showcasing the nostalgic sounds of 90's/2000's nu-metal with the energy of modern metalcore and the song structure of Electronic Dance Music. Delivering powerfully dynamic instrumentals and vocal performances, ... more

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