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You Don't Belong Here

from New Maps Of Hell by Matthew Neel

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A slide-guitar-drenched hymn to longing and hope. And getting away with it.

lyrics

Rich man poor man
Looking for a change
Walls to splinter
Cells to re-arrange
Medicine still
For the sick and for the well

Poor kid don’t stick
Your neck out on the line
Yeah the rich may fish but
The poor can read the signs
No sense us still thinking everybody ill

Pray for the sun to come out
Cast a shadow again
Be on a reasonable doubt
Hope the wind and the rain
Will never wear us all out
Hope that nobody says
You don’t
Belong
Here

Rich kid fixed it
To always put the blame
On the poor kid sure that
The balls all look the same
And one big win could see you
Sitting pretty thin

Pray for the sun to come out
Cast a shadow again
Be on a reasonable doubt
Hope the wind and the rain
Will never wear us all out
Hope that nobody says
You don’t
Belong
Here

Oh no
You Don’t
Belong
Here

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from New Maps Of Hell, released July 4, 2012

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