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Mount Status
04:14
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They will call him Lord
Have no mercy on his soul
Factions in his name
A hometown split in two
What else is new?
Watch them smile through teeth
Dub thee unworthy
Name drops, blacklists,
Part of their main arsenal
Nothing's personal
(Chorus)
All's fair in cliff-hanging
All's fair game on Mount Status
Won't you join us?
All's fair in bull riding
All's fair game on Mount Status
Won't you join us?
Come for the history
Stay for insanity
Time's almost up
Say "you do"
Don't waste their time
Or he'll roll over
Laugh, then drag, then feel the shame
They're all to blame
(Chorus)
Angel, devil
Intolerable, depositable
Causeless, 'cause this
Bell don't ring
School's just beginning
Classic case
The saved unlike their savior
Ill behavior
Turn back while you can
He's just a man
(Chorus)
Come for the history
(All is fair game on...)
Stay for insanity
(Will you take them on?)
We don't wax mystery
(Brawl for legacy!)
Praise be to vanity
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Not My Problem
04:08
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Red Stone of Faith Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Alternative bubblegrunge from several corners of Philadelphia. Where I pop next is always in the air.
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