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Everfear

from Derring Don't by ayoungethan

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Everfear heavily references a popular anthem of disaffected youth and teenage angst from the roaring 90s, and punts it squarely like a burning sack of shit into the pristine courtyard of normalized exploitation, where it belongs.

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I am still saddled with your debt
Vengeful and dreaming of your greedy death
I don't want to be your income
I don't want to be your profit scheme

With my newfound roots and an old embrace
I do believe I'll find a way to like this place
I don't want to be the bad guy
I don't want to do your sleepwalk dance anymore
I just want to see some live trees
I will stay and fight this civil disease

We can live in constant motion
Or leave the fear behind
Set fire to the city
And watch the world thrive

We can live in constant motion
Or leave the fire behind
Sit outside the strip club
Watch drunken men get high

I am still trapped inside your brand name
Hungry and hollow from all the times you made me pay
I don't want to be your white collar crime
I don't want to be your piss-ant slave anymore

I'll walk right out into a brand new day
Insane and rising in my own weird way
I don't want to hear your white lies
I don't want to do your corporate dance anymore
I just want to see some wild life
I just want to find some people without phones

I just want to feel some wild life
I just want to find some place where I can feel whole

Fuck your corporate exploitation
We can leave our woes behind
Dig some graves for all the leaders
Who think we're dumb and blind

Save room for all the bankers
Who profit from the sale
Spread the ashes of the preachers
Who were promising us Hell

We can live in constant motion
Or leave the fire behind
Grow some trees, break up concrete
And watch the world thrive

We can live in constant motion
Or leave our fear behind
Life a good life, live a free life
'Till the day we die

Yeah, watch the world thrive
Yeah, 'till the day we die
Yeah, watch the world thrive

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from Derring Don't, released September 21, 2016

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