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Worthless

from Reborn by Without Mercy

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Lyrics and Music by: DJ Temple

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Castrate all your dreams
Maintain focus on yourself.
You smell like a bitch.

Only cowards leave their post.
Pacifist. Stand up or shut up.
It’s time
Follow the weakness, bullshit leaves you blind.
Putrid tongued, molester of words
Crumpled, deflated, belittled, outdated.
Continue griping while backs are all turned.
Grieving the loss by tearing at the seams.
There’s no excuses anymore.
This has become worthless.
Worthless
Contribute nothing, not having the means.
Grasping at straws, fuck your intentions.
Trespassing borders and planting the seed
Of a makeshift martyr crawling on their knees
There’s no excuses anymore.
This has become…..
Excuses have been passed around
Your existence is
Worthless now more than ever before.
Look how this dooms the weak willed.
What has been done shall not go unpunished.
Coward
Holding progress back from those willing to work.
Standing in your way,
No one else’s fault.
Hard work shall prevail
Fight through the adversity.

There’s no excuses anymore.
This has become
Excuses have been passed around.
You are worthless.

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from Reborn, released January 11, 2014

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What’s in a name? Everything. And Vancouver-based Without Mercy certainly stays true to its name. Ruthless and menacing, these Canadian metal titans have cultivated a fusion of death and thrash, a sound that shows off the band’s respect for, and dedication to both genres. ... more

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