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Impermanent

from Industry Smash by Hideous

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It goes in, it goes out, I don't know why I used to listen (x2)
There's a building in the country where they make a lot of money, and they tell you how to live
When I was a kid, I'd listen to them speak, but I didn't agree with their actions or how they'd see people just like me
Except i knew hoe to blend then I decided that I didn't want to pretend
I felt their hypocrisy, and knew that just wasn't me
Now it goes in, it goes out, I don't know why I used to listen
Now I see the world for the lie that it is, tryin not to trip, tryin to remain positive
Not a nihilist otherwise miserable, that's how it is when you feel it's all an illusion impermanent
I ain't in a rush to leave, but I know the ferryman's savin me a seat, but I only know what they told me, so all I know is I really know nothing
Now it goes in, it goes out, I don't know why I used to listen
It goes in, and it goes out, I don't know why I used to listen

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from Industry Smash, released March 1, 2015

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My name is Hideous. To put it briefly, my name is a statement against superficiality. I make music for outsiders, loners, weirdos, hippies, outcasts, punx, losers, artists, individuals, free-thinkers, bohemians, nerds, metalheads, hip-hop purists, trappers, ninjas, anarchists, rodin, freaks, stoners, bad ass motherfuckers, and everyone in between. Cheers! ... more

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