Bad Day
from Disobey EP by Days of Rage
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lyrics
You've Never had friends in the school yard
You’ve always been on your own since the day you were born
Not really good at sports and not wearing the popular brands
Not really smart but not that dumb either
Your father is working really hard so your family can live
But you and your younger brothers are really hard to feed
Your mother is on welfare, an anti-depressant addict
Always moving cause they can’t pay the rent
It’s a different city every year
But the same old story
Never staying long enough to make friends
Getting bullied in the hallways you think you’ll never see the end
You thought things would get better but now you gotta face the truth
Nothing has changed and you can’t take it anymore
Facing reality, with such brutality
Go down alone or bring people with you?
Your mind consumes the doom
A smile on your face as you start blasting
You feel sorry for them, they could have been your friends
But where you’re going you don’t need no friends.
You’ve always been on your own since the day you were born
Not really good at sports and not wearing the popular brands
Not really smart but not that dumb either
Your father is working really hard so your family can live
But you and your younger brothers are really hard to feed
Your mother is on welfare, an anti-depressant addict
Always moving cause they can’t pay the rent
It’s a different city every year
But the same old story
Never staying long enough to make friends
Getting bullied in the hallways you think you’ll never see the end
You thought things would get better but now you gotta face the truth
Nothing has changed and you can’t take it anymore
Facing reality, with such brutality
Go down alone or bring people with you?
Your mind consumes the doom
A smile on your face as you start blasting
You feel sorry for them, they could have been your friends
But where you’re going you don’t need no friends.
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from Disobey EP,
released May 20, 2014
Recorded and Mastered at Emc2 Studios , Montreal, Canada by Kevin Frenette.
Recorded and Mastered at Emc2 Studios , Montreal, Canada by Kevin Frenette.
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Days of Rage Montréal, Québec
Hailing from Montreal, Quebec, Days Of Rage came together in 2011. Composed of bandmates from the street punk band the Ruffianz. They play heavy punk with some old school hardcore influcences. Driven by massive sing along anthems and merciless riffs, they are an hardcore punk band that won’t give up on spreading the sounds of revolution. ... more
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