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Feeling the thorn of arrogance
Missing the point of regret
Taking the truth as a given
Taking opinion as fact
Reacting before a response
Reducing a goal to a need
Remembering all the difference
Apathy plants a seed
Spite is the hand that feeds me
In a tide, a tide of jealousy
Pride is the beast that eats me
When I’m alone
Reject What they know of you
Tremble with lack of desire
Effort falls short of acceptance
Thought dislocates the mind
Spite is the hand that feeds me
In a tide, a tide of jealousy
Pride is the beast that eats me
When I’m alone
Keep on breaking the spirit
Breathe in air of silence
All fall short of the righteous pulpit
Consciousness falls behind
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Anxiety
04:54
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Anxiety wells up on me tonight
Heard them say that it will be alright
Beautiful has lost it’s way tonight
I’ve lost my will I've killed the need to fight
Man of two worlds caught in the middle
Forced to choose or left to die
Man of no words pushing the grain
Riding the line and biding time
Anxiety wells up on me tonight
Heard them say that it will be alright
Beautiful has lost it’s way tonight
I’ve lost my will I've killed the need to fight
Pressure builds
Forced to choose between living and existing
Aggro-collective takes the stage
Self fulfilling clandestine prophecy
Anxiety wells up on me tonight
Heard them say that it will be alright
Beautiful has lost it’s way tonight
I’ve lost my will I've killed the need to fight
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Spite (Hand)
05:08
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Spite (Fist)
04:15
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Tek 80G
05:13
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Spite Rmx by Function13
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Trotski's Block Seattle, Washington
Trotski's Block was born out of a stay in Warsaw without a musical outlet in 1998-1999. Several songs were written, and the idea was formed. Returning to Detroit and being exposed to range of techno and to the re-emergence of EBM, Trotski's Block took a turn from the Industrial to something more dancefloor oriented. Trotski's Block was active from 1999 through 2005 and is indefinitely on hiatus. ... more
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