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Masquerade

from Vicissitude by Belmont

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Hey! I’ve seen you here before, remember then?
When you always said that would find a perfect ending to all our dreams.
Now what do you have to show besides your hand crafted masquerade?
And what you call your apathy

So don’t come back here thinking that you’ll fit in
Don’t think that everything's the same
So don’t come back here thinking that you’ll fit in
Don’t think that everyone’s the same (Because you changed)

Your progression met self obsession
Later finding old regression
Is that what you call living life?

So stay awhile in my head and fill the absence you left behind
Your ignorance matched your wealth this time.
Your heads so high up in the clouds
You’re losing room to think about
How hard you’ll hit the ground

So don’t come back here thinking that you’ll fit in
Don’t think that everything's the same
So don’t come back here thinking that you’ll fit in
Don’t think that everyone’s the same (Because you changed)

And I hate who you’ve become
And I hate the world that you live in
And I think of all the times
Where you kept a whole a half

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from Vicissitude, released January 16, 2015

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Belmont Chicago, Illinois

Chicago Pop Punk

Taz Johnson: Vocals
Brian Lada: Drums
Sam Patt: Guitar/Back up vocals
Alex Weiringa: Bass Guitar/back up vocals

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