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05 Like Anyone Of Us

from Overcome by Pessimistic Lines

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lyrics

it took some time to get a new perspective
instead of closing my eyes i chose to see.
the have-nots, the poor, the ugly, the intoxicated
i've seen so much poverty and misery.

what's left for those who have nothing
don't they deserve respect like any one of us?
no place for those who don't fit in
here or anywhere.

persecuted and abandoned, rejected and tormented -
while the public looks the other way.

what's left for those who have nothing
don't they deserve respect like any one of us?
no place for those who don't fit in
here or anywhere.

stop pointing your fucking fingers
and telling them whats wrong with their lifes.
no one of us middle-class-fucks
knows how it feels to live a life like this.

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from Overcome, released March 19, 2014

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