It Never Ends
from Reap Some Debt by Bron Sage
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lyrics
If drive-by living is your fantasy,
Then drive-by dying ain’t a remedy
Just ask the black rat
As she rolls down the alley way
The hole in the sky is getting bigger,
But it don’t look like its pictures
Let me out, keep me in, I need a ventilator
I don’t choose to lose, I just don’t win,
I’ll sip your fine wine twice and throw it up again
Don’t look at me like the eighth deadly sin
All I know, it never ends, it never ends
On top of the world but it ain’t going my way,
Show me your tricks, I don’t care about your trade
Spare me your title, now I need a name
King of the flies, buzzing high, up above my head
I asked for salt, not water, I asked for meat, not bread
Don’t look at me like the fifth horseman
All I know, it never ends, it never ends
Nobody said it’d be easy
Nobody said it’d be hard
Nobody said much of anything
Kill ‘em where it hurts
Kill ‘em where it hurts
It never ends, it never ends
(recording contains portions of John Milton’s Paradise Lost)
Then drive-by dying ain’t a remedy
Just ask the black rat
As she rolls down the alley way
The hole in the sky is getting bigger,
But it don’t look like its pictures
Let me out, keep me in, I need a ventilator
I don’t choose to lose, I just don’t win,
I’ll sip your fine wine twice and throw it up again
Don’t look at me like the eighth deadly sin
All I know, it never ends, it never ends
On top of the world but it ain’t going my way,
Show me your tricks, I don’t care about your trade
Spare me your title, now I need a name
King of the flies, buzzing high, up above my head
I asked for salt, not water, I asked for meat, not bread
Don’t look at me like the fifth horseman
All I know, it never ends, it never ends
Nobody said it’d be easy
Nobody said it’d be hard
Nobody said much of anything
Kill ‘em where it hurts
Kill ‘em where it hurts
It never ends, it never ends
(recording contains portions of John Milton’s Paradise Lost)
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from Reap Some Debt,
released April 18, 2015
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