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Silicosis

from Burn You by No More Excuses

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Silicosis

Don't do this to me, how unfortunate.
Who's side are on?
With everything you've seen
And all the deeds I've done,
Where would you run?

"I'm getting scared" she said,
"I only see one side of things.
It's getting light outside,
but that just makes you harder to see."
Simple gestures and the smallest slights
are warning signs.
"Sorry baby, We just don't see eye to eye."

You be careful
I don't wanna see anything happen to you
Or do I?

Don't do this to me, how unfortunate.
Who's side are on?
With everything you've seen
And all the deeds I've done,
Where would you run?

I will cement your place in history.
(I know you, you won't be careful)

"I can't trust you anymore,
I can see the trainwreck coming on."
Tunnel vision gone,
" But I can't do things the same way,
you deserve more than the norm,
So these 10 bags filled with dust,
I'll pour it down your throat, and
concrete up your lungs!"

You be careful
I don't wanna see anything happen to you
Or do I?

Don't do this to me, how unfortunate.
Who's side are on?
With everything you've seen
And all the deeds I've done,
Where would you run?

I will cement your place in history.
(I know you, you won't be careful)

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from Burn You, released November 10, 2011

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No More Excuses Denver, Colorado

No More Excuses. That's the mantra, and the band. Formed in the fall of '09, NME is a rock n roll band. Face melting guitar mixed with driving bass, creative drumming and vocals stingingly sweet but still raw, Their music borrows from hardcore, indie, metal, progressive, punk, noise, and blues. ... more

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