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Frustración
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Divagando en el subconsciente, intentando encajar entre la gente,
Tienes miedo de no ser aceptado, pues tu familia siempre te ha rechazado.
Te han impuesto una primitiva forma de vida, ya no aguantas más buscas una salida,
Todo en tu cabeza gira y da vueltas, parece que ya no encuentras respuestas.
Estado de derecho, sin derechos
Igualdad primitiva, que comience la cacería!!!
Eres diferente entre toda esta gente,
La oveja negra de la sociedad…
Eres señalado y el sistema te rechaza, buscas una salida y no encuentras el camino,
Los traumas de tu vida ya no te representan, eres un ejemplo de una sociedad enferma,
Quieren un prototipo más y sin derecho a pensar, una pieza de ajedrez la cual pueden manipular,
Todo este tipo de estrés no te deja vivir, preferiblemente a futuro prefiero morir.
Estado de derecho, sin derechos
Igualdad primitiva, que comience la cacería!!!
Eres diferente entre toda esta gente,
La oveja negra de la sociedad…
Ya no aguanto más toda esta frustración,
Que me hace a veces caer en depresión,
El sistema nos quiere manipular,
Pero no nos vamos a dejar.
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We're back - Sons of bitches
Not for the glory or riches
Ya like that would ever be a thing
Is it unfinished business
We’re not in it to win it
There’s no profit in a negative gain
No it must be something bigger for us to pull the trigger
Make the effort for a song to sing
Don’t owe nobody nothing, nobody got hurt
Can’t sell out if you ain't sold a thing
Grey hair - More debt
Heartaches healed? Damage done?
Man you ain’t seen nothing yet
All got old, way too soon.
Saw it coming, changed the tune
We're back...what for?
Getting old, sick, and dying
Not to settle a score
Not us...anymore.
Kicking rust off a bucket is easy when your bored.
Kids got old, some died.
Basement party suicide
Graduation was a lie
Looking back what was the goal
Got an 'A' in rock ‘n’ roll!
Now we’re back like the cold war.
Fun as a trip to the dentist or a new cold sore.
Like 1000 screaming Karen's spitting an inch from your face
Don’t care about nothing, it’s much too late.
No future
That right, when we'll play again live, who bloody knows
Till then, Cheers. See you all in another 30+ years
That’s that, we burned some bridges
Had a wheel in the ditch, and some highs while living low.
What still remains?
Is it the same?
Tomorrow’s Too Late
Were you at the show?
Punks not dead it always sleeps
Brand new black Chuck Taylor sneaks
Currie house that never stinks
Slavin’s away so I’m told
Pete and Mosley growing mold
We're back - You hard a hearing
Is anyone else cheering?
Yah were back I know
It’s all been said
Back to the future
Back in the past
Back from the dead
No future
That right, when we'll play again live, who bloody knows
Till then, Cheers, see you all in another 30+ years
Negative Gain...Once Again, would like to thank...
Jill Jill, Ruben Kincaid, Steve Goof, Pushead, Andrew Mosley, Hype, Sudden Impact, Direct Action
All of the wonderful people at 'Tomorrow’s Too Late'
and the pit guards of the T.O. scene.....Ken Huff and Anthony Reid
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Tráfico de Influencias San José, Costa Rica
Tráfico de Influencias (T.D..I)
Nace en Octubre del 2020, con el fin de crear Hardcore
Punk.
En agosto 2021 entramos a estudio por primera vez y a la fecha no hemos parado de producir musica para llevarles nuestros mensajes y anecdotas.
Miembros actuales
Maloon: Guitarrista y Coros
Cristian: Guitarrista y Coros
Jaime: Bajista y Coros
Gabriel: Baterista
Jorge: Voz principal.
... more
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