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.​.​.​And the Antagonist Wins It All

from Datura by Stratford

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lyrics

As a friend once said,
"We're all a little messed up."
And as time goes by,
Some end up wondering why
Anything we ever give
Ends up never being enough
Not enough

Nothing but ravenous beings
And false believing
Unclear with seeing
On this place so beautiful

I'm so terrible
And we're so horrible
Obtain the gullible
Abstain the actual

Please tear me in two with that rage
'Cause I know we can't be on the same page
Yet alone the book itself
I'm a whole other story
That doesn't deserve to be on the shelf

Please tear me in two with that rage
'Cause I know we can't be on the same page

As a friend once said,
"We're all a little messed up."
And as time goes by,
Some end up wondering why
Anything we ever give
Still isn't enough

Pages stained with rosy ink
Tails of betrayal are so succinct

This story's about a man
Who wants everything for himself
And nobody else
On this place so beautiful
But he's so terrible

We're not the same
You're taken pieces of a visage
Of another perfect being
So go and take your light back
And I can try to get my life back on track

Away from the terrible
And back to the horrible
In a place so beautiful
But you're so pitiful

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from Datura, released July 21, 2017

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Stratford Joliet, Illinois

Bobby Dunlap - Vocals

Tom Erb - Bass

Noe Vital - Guitars

Raine Erb - Drums/Vocals

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