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RAGE
01:45
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Rage is a funny place
Full of loose hand grenades
Where every hand is spades
Violence in the open space
Clear and bright as day
So you can’t hide away from it
Rage in the pen
In the now and the then
From the mouths of the men
Who I won’t lend a second thought to
Rage
Rage
I know that you like my style
I look like this on purpose
You don’t wanna see me smile
Because I bite, I promise
Rage in the pen
In the now and the then
From the mouths of the men
Who I won’t lend a second thought to
Tell me that it’s no big deal
then leave your boot prints on my
Rights and tell me how to feel
Well how I feel tonight is
Rage
Rage is a scarlet gown
And it’s been handed down
Long as the world was round
Roll up your stockings now
Rage doesn’t make a sound
Nothing so unprofound as it
Rage in the pen
In the now and the then
From the mouths of the men
Who I won’t lend a second thought to
I know that you like my my my my
I know that you like my
Rage
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Lucky Interlude
00:31
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Fools Gold
02:16
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Fool’s gold
Dust in my pocket
Pressed coal
Didn’t make me a diamond
Now I know
Who I am after all
‘Cause only fools fall
for fool’s gold
Hold out something shiny
In the palm of your hand
I’ll fly quicker than a magpie to a tin can
Tell me you admire me
I’ll strike up the band
I’ll dive quicker than an idiot for an old scam
Fool’s gold
Dust in my pocket
Pressed coal
Didn’t make me a diamond
Now I know
Who I am after all
‘Cause only fools fall
for fool’s gold
Fresh lies
whenever I try to be what you want
I just end up blurring my eyesight
‘Cause all that glitters ain’t meant to be
It’s pyrite
Fool’s gold
Dust in my pocket
Pressed coal
Didn’t make me a diamond
Now I know
Who I am after all
‘Cause only fools fall
for fool’s gold
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Self Disrespect
02:38
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Why do I care if everybody likes me
if the checkout girl
Thinks that I’m eating healthy
Keep my feelings on the down
Low, self esteem
Just me and my
Self disrespect
Yeah I forget that I’m the fucking best
Even when I don’t know it
Self disrespect
Yeah I’m over it
Overcompensating
Cause I’m waiting for a little
Self respect
Don’t ask for help, don’t ask for directions
Then when I get lost I can blame myself again
Don’t get what I deserve
‘Cause I don’t know what I’m worth that’s
Self disrespect
Yeah I forget that I’m the fucking best
Even when I don’t know it
Self disrespect
Yeah I’m over it
Overcompensating
Cause I’m waiting for a little
Self respect
Mmm I know that people love me
But it don’t sink inside
Mmm there’s still a corner of me
Ashamed of feeling pride
Self disrespect
Yeah I forget that I’m the fucking best
Even when I don’t know it
Self disrespect
Yeah I’m over it
Overcompensating
Cause I’m waiting for a little
Self respect
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Joan of Arc
02:50
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Pop culture is a real bad boyfriend
Got his hands around my neck
He’s saying I’m into it
Love that thin can only exist
If I make myself sick
And I’m sick of it
I can be my Joan of Arc
I can hold this heavy heart
There’s no way to get through it un-singed
But I look where I’ve been
and know I was born for this
My body will become holy ground
And when I feel surrounded
I’ll fight for it
I can be my Joan of Arc
I can hold this heavy heart
I can be my Joan of arc
I can hold this heavy heart
Shame poured from the crack in the refrigerator door
It wet the tile in pale light
Slick and sugary
She washed her feet in it.
Rage crimsoned the pool
And she wanted more.
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Samantha Margret California
Samantha Margret writes music for the girl who wants to own her history, her body, and her feelings. Samantha likes big jewelry and every kind of fruit she’s ever tasted, and she’s a conscientious journaler. Her ballads tell stories about acceptance and showcase her soulful voice. Her pop songs are not afraid of a good time. She never writes the same song twice, and is always up for a giggle. ... more
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