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I lost my friends when I lost 4G connection
As I drag my feet through seasons of pointless repetition
I still stretch and scratch and beg for your attention
Like a certain businessman cock that blew up an American election

I lost my home when you moved out of Virginia
And now isolation is my honor code, and hate is my insignia
My CDs all blare white noise and my records loop Rush Limbaugh
The kindness that I held in my heart is now synthesized
And all of the stories I hear around here are so sensationalized

It's not Mozart trying to write a great symphony
I just keep waiting for an epiphany
I keep waiting for an epiphany that isn't ever gonna come

I lost my faith in God long before I saw blood pools on BBC news
I lost my faith in the state before I got to the drive-thru voting booth
and saw a short list of options I'd rather not choose
Why do I complain everyday when I have an easy life with very little to lose?
Just a cat and a roof and the spare money I blow on booze

It's not Mozart trying to write a great symphony
I just keep waiting for an epiphany
I keep waiting for an epiphany that isn't ever gonna come

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from The Great Millennial Bitchfest, released December 25, 2017

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