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Life's a game

from Malt Maniac by Forty Ounces

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Just mind your own business
and stop asking me questions
i cant fucking stand it

I dont want your opinions
and your you energy
is making me feel manic

Sometimes your so self centered
Stuck in your head
dont know how to get out

and its come to this again
you wanna let yourself out
you wanna scream and shout
you wanna make enemies
out of all the things you wonder about
I wont play
I wont play this game
wont play this game
wont play this game
This game

This game has winners and losers
and one must lose for the other to win
Sounds like a grim conclusion
and like it doesnt work out in the end
I dont wanna fight anymore
its high time we forget the score
I know our tender hearts are sore

Sometimes we're so apathetic
its easy to see in retrospect

I dont dont wanna be involved
with bad habits i could just forget

Everyday we're growing
and the growing pains exacurbate
the stress

Its come to this again
But agaist illusion we will win
and laugh about this in the end
and be better as a result
of righting minds in revolt

We wont play
We wont play
We wont play
We wont play this game

None of this could ever take us down
But we got to learn it the hard way
so dont you wear a frown
A smile gets you farther in every way
We dont wanna fight anymore
its high time we forget the score
Our tender hearts are sore!

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from Malt Maniac, released September 1, 2019
Forty Ounces

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