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Hurting Nobody's Feelings But Mine

from But What If I'm Right? by Revered

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The secret to my success is
To mitigate acquiescence
See, it’s not quite unrequited
If you never gave the chance
Despite the
Rejection that’s at the ready
To put you in your place
Don’t give it the opportunity
To pigeonhole your disgrace
The answer could be a yes or no
I’ll keep the answer ill defined

By hurting nobody’s feelings but mine

Take the low road, you tend to get busted
And the higher road is fixed
I’m searching for some justice
Without taking any risk
Tsk tsk tsk
Oh, no one’s out to get me?
Then I’m out to get me on my own
I’m just a series isolated incidents
Rattling in my bones
Hate to be imposition
So I feel somewhat inclined to be

Hurting nobody’s feelings but mine

I learned to learn the greatest risk
Is not taking one at all
I’m bracing myself for a pat on the back
With such force I just might fall
Don’t worry I’ll get around to y’all
Just wait your turn in line
As I’m
Hurting nobody’s feeling but mine
Hurting nobody’s feeling but mine

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from But What If I'm Right?, released November 3, 2015

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Revered Vancouver, British Columbia

"Revered" is composer/front-man, Emmett Hall's musical experiment into pseudo-new wave/prog-rock cathartic nonsense.
Best described as an entertaining self-cleansing though acerbic revelry and bathos.
Much of which is in collaboration with producer, Pietro Sammarco. ... more

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