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Self Help
01:34
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Time's Up
02:02
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Nothing in life is ever handed to you
You gotta work hard to make it through
This meaningless life is harsh, it’s true
So make a meaning for everything you do
Do what you gotta do
If everything is temporary, why settle for mediocrity?
Life eventually goes away
Give yourself a reason to stay on top
Your anxiety is not your identity
Your life is so much more than what you let it be
Maybe you will see that you could be worse off
Your time is running out
Listen to that “tick-tock”
Your anxiety is not your identity
Your life is so much more than what you let it be
Just be real man
Between you and me
You gotta start to swing
but don’t you swing at me.
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3. |
Cheap Talk
01:22
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Rust Ontario
Tommy Wood : Vocals
Rick Beaulieu: Guitar
Rob Beaulieu: Bass
Dillon Forret: Drums
Ontario Hardcore
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