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No History of Violence
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NO HISTORY OF VIOLENCE
When I first learned that this is not a dream
The answer came in the form of ending right through the door
It felt like a Sunday teenage riot
And I won’t ever go back
I won’t ever…
I won’t ever go back
I won’t ever…
It’s the discontented
No history of violence
It’s a little unruly
It’s the conscientious
No history of violence
It’s the objections
No empty vessel, or new dimension
No snap theory, it’s an evolution
Like a sparkler bomb, injustice collector
But it’s the quote that kills
It’s the quote that…
It’s the quote that kills
It’s the quote that…
It’s the discontented
No history of violence
It’s a little unruly
It’s the conscientious
No history of violence
It’s the objections
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