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The Destroyer

from Black Friday by Brothers

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I wrote this song about the worst relationship I have ever had with another human being. Sometimes the
most therapeutic thing you can do is just scream about it.

lyrics

Dancing on broken glass
I hate the feeling, maybe it’s for the best
Careful how I speak, not to cross your line
No matter how hard I try there’s always something wrong
You’re a fake, a liar, the destroyer
And I’m the only one who sees
You don’t even respect yourself
My life, you want to consume
Tired of me thinking for myself
But I refuse, resist, wont’ let you take it, can’t let you take it
The truth hits you in the face, you can’t run from it
Blame shift, life has been so bad
Why don’t you think up a better excuse?
You’re a fake, a liar, the destroyer
And I’m the only one who sees
You don’t even respect yourself
I tried so hard to be a friend, but we’re still enemies
You hate yourself, but it will never measure how much I hate you
It’s over

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from Black Friday, released August 4, 2007

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