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Loyal Followers of Seventeen

from Megacoustic III by The Mega Yeah

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It's been a long day and an even longer night.
Tonight feels like its going slow
But I can't slow my head down.
I can hear everything you're saying.
But I still won't turn around.

Everybody has something bad to say about you..

I can still sink that low and sing my soul.

Your perception of me is like a fun-house mirror.
Distorted truth and details inaccurate.
So just keep my name out of it.
I've been on that side of the river
and I watched you fall in and drown.
I can't stop saying you're wrong
So I won't bother at all.

Everybody has something bad to say about you
when they've got a crowd.
Everybody has something bad to say about you
when you're not around.

I can still sink that low and sing my soul.

I don’t have that feeling anymore.
My brain is on the ceiling and I'm on the floor.

I don't need to join in..
I don't want your fucking forgiveness
We don't need to be friends..
I don't want your fucking acceptance.
I don't feel a thing; the end
You treat me like I'm fucking dead.

You can still sink that low so leave me alone.

I can still sink that low and sing my soul.

I don’t have that feeling anymore.
My brain is on the ceiling and I'm on the floor.

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from Megacoustic III, released February 2, 2022

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