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Against the grain [Feat. Rikki Red Flag]

from Change your reality by Casual Nausea

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AGAINST THE GRAIN

Pretend you have control, claim you have a choice
I can hear you speaking but its not your own voice
A lung for you to breathe with, a crutch to help you stand,
Its safe inside the box, to hold them by the hand

And your friends are all the same, like they share one mind
Think you know it all but you're really just blind
Its hard to think at all when you're drip fed shit
That turns into a river and washes you away

They'll grind you to the ground
Don't let it get you down,
When you go, scrape yourself against the grain

Pull at the shackles you let them lock on tight
It's not your fault, you didn't know you had to fight
Knee deep in shit, they saturated you
Long before you even had a fucking clue.

Its an uphill struggle from a hole dug deep
Constant mudslides and the walls too steep
Its hard to climb at all when you're drip fed shit
That turns into a river and washes you away.

They'll grind you to the ground
Don't let it get you down,
When you go, scrape yourself against the grain.

When you go
Scrape yourself
Against the grain
Don't let it get you down

They'll grind you to the ground
Don't let it get you down,
When you go, scrape yourself against the grain

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from Change your reality, released July 4, 2013

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