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I Don't Trust People Who Use Forks For Pizza

from A Lost Soul by Ervasa

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I will never be the same, it's tearing me apart.
(I will never be the same, the stress you put me through is tearing me apart.)

I never loved you. The love in my chest had already loved itself, speaking of vanity; (you're so worthless you filthy little pig.)

I never loved you. The love in my chest had already loved itself, speaking of vanity;

(I gave my fate, refused to fall. Taught me to stand all and all. Cross my heart hope to die, cross my fingers hope you die. I never trusted you, why can't you just let me be, did I waste my time? Or did I waste yours? It's like a kick in the face. You pitiful disease! FUCK.

(We're fucking through!)

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from A Lost Soul, released April 26, 2015

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Ervasa Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania

We are a post hardcore band from wilkes barre pa.

John ratajczak
Derek Nowak
Tony Vaitsopoulos
Jeremy Melton
Jamie Lanunziata

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