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rolling box through the narrow streets ive got a free ride but cant even move my feet as i want and oppressed by the glance of the almighty blindness and the pressure of my bright and metal bracelets

NO I CANT STAND THIS COLD GLARE BURNING HOLES IN MY BACK AND IN MY CELL THIS PALE BLUE LIGHT OF A DAY WITHOUT A NAME

take off my raggies and piercings lucky one tonight ive got free housing and for sure they will remember me with all the fuckin pictures finger prints and even dna

NO I CANT STAND THIS COLD GLARE BURNING HOLES IN MY BACK AND IN MY CELL THIS PALE BLUE LIGHT OF A DAY WITHOUT A NAME

this box is all included food bed and drink but detention cant be eased above all when you are here to stimulate and amuse the apetite and mind of the ones who love to damage you

NO I CANT STAND THIS COLD GLARE BURNING HOLES IN MY BACK AND IN MY CELL THIS PALE BLUE LIGHT OF A DAY WITHOUT A NAME

but as a non declared street seller no they couldnt keep me not enough to show how im a threat to society so fuck off for this time but with invitation to come back in a while for the next dark humiliative celebration

expelled expelled from the fucking house of rules
get off get off the bloody rusty hook
no complaints cause once again i can hear the nighttime

no complaints cause once again i can hear the nighttime
no complaints cause once again i can hear the nighttime
no complaints cause once again i can hear the nighttime hoots

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from I Can Hear The Nighttime, released June 20, 2017

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Have You Seen Jenny Marseille, France

Queer squatpunk.
We played at your house eviction party.

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