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Conspiracies!

from Rebirth of a Nation by RYL0

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The world is ON FIRE!!! & I made a song about it

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[Intro]
Trust me, I would love to go out
Hit the town while I'm still around but I'm feeling kinda down tonight
Because I'm bound by my own existence
I'm tired of trying to feel alive while the world's on fire

So excuse me for being existential at the party
On the Fourth of July
But I feel like I'm dying
And I don't feel like dying

[Verse 1]
So give me some room
Some space to breathe
I need some air
I need to be happy again
But I don't know when that'll be–
Internet says the world is ending
Next week according to a conspiracy theory
But I'm still stuck up in quarantine
From COVID-19 while Gen-Z hates police
'Cause the cops are racist
It's a lot to process

[Verse 2]
I'd like to go back to when
I didn't know shit
I've been hit with a brick
And the truth keeps coming
That the rules taught in school
Don't apply to everyone–
Just the ones that they don't serve
Just the ones that they don't serve


[Verse 3]
So give me some room
Some air to breathe
I need some space
I need to be happy again
But I don't know when that'll be–
Internet says the world is ending
But I didn't need a conspiracy theory
To tell me that the world is ending

[Verse 4]
Blood on our hands
The "holy" raise them to God–
Irony!
Hand on the cross
They come clean
But dirt stays on their empty words
Mean nothing, nothing
Words mean nothing, nothing
And nothing has meaning
I feel like I'm dying
And I don't feel like dying

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from Rebirth of a Nation, released July 4, 2020

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