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King Insignificant

from Improved Means To Deteriorated Ends by Washer

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lyrics

Countless deeds
have blessed me like a sneeze
I wipe it on my sleeve
I’m grateful

Waste not want not
Find me at the haunt
I’ll talk you til you’re gaunt
I’m graceful now

The next round is on the house
Turn up the jukebox loud
But you won’t see me twist and shout

Cause dancing is for better men
It’s no coincidence I’m unsolicited
And on the frontier of ignorance
I am a vanguard
King Insignificant
When every pep talk
Is a put down
I order the swill
I put it to my mouth

And left for dead
I’d wish you well instead
Of dying with a grudge
Cause when I’m at my edge
I could use the nudge

Everyday’s a trying of my faith
Of which I can’t relate
I’m groundless

Morning wake to find my body ache
Another’s mistake of countless now
Daydreaming of an out but how

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from Improved Means To Deteriorated Ends, track released March 1, 2023

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