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Whatever Makes You Feel Superior

from 2014 - What Kind Of Creature Am I? by Toehider

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Thanks a lot for sharing this. I like it when you speak so passionately
Wait, there must be more than this? I tend to tap out momentarily
Every time I close my eyes, I marvel at the power of the mind's persuasion
How can I not realise? Who am I to judge? Who am I to disagree?

But when you're ramming like the Ram Man, that's when I know it's time to go and get my coat
Gagging, choking, puking, when you're forcing your opinions down my throat

But whatever makes you feel, whatever makes you feel superior.

Somewhere in those hateful eyes, there must be a glimpse of humility and acceptance
Somewhere it that grumpy heart, there must be an opening to back when you were young.

Look at your friend's faces, don't it look like they're not having any fun?
It becomes less about your theory, and more about the feeling that you've won.

But whatever makes you feel, whatever makes you feel superior.

When you learn you can control it, maybe you’ll realize its the best you’ve ever had
And it’s simple when you see it, find it within yourself to just be cool and rad.

Whatever Makes You Feel Superior

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from 2014 - What Kind Of Creature Am I?, released July 11, 2014
Amy Campbell - bass guitar
Lachlan "Rocklan" Barclay - electric guitar

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