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Friend of No One

from Two Face by Ensilenced

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Why do you do this to me?
Your lies are nothing but the death of me.
I'm not the cause of your pain.
Don't you know.
All that you hurt is yourself.
You run your mouth 'til there's nothing left.
And you'll just end up alone.
So alone.

No. I'm not your enemy.
But don't call me your friend.
I can't take much more of this.
Don't know how much more I can stand.
No. I'm not your enemy.
But don't call me your friend.
Keep on constantly pushing me.
Don't stab me again.

Do you know what you've become?
Your hate makes everyone turn and run.
And you don't understand.
You never will.
Why can't you just get a clue?
You always make up some dumb excuse no one will ever believe.
Just turn and leave.

No. I'm not your enemy.
But don't call me your friend.
I can't take much more of this.
Don't know how much more I can stand.
No. I'm not your enemy.
But don't call me your friend.
Keep on constantly pushing me.
Don't stab me again.

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from Two Face, released February 5, 2014

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Ensilenced West Monroe, Louisiana

Ensilenced is a Hard Rock/Metal band from West Monroe, LA. Formed from former members of Cynical, Ensilenced started up in early 2013 and hasn't stopped working hard since then. Drawing influences from bands like Metallica, Alter Bridge, Rammstein, Lamb of God, and Killswitch Engage, Ensilenced is hard-hitting and driving. ... more

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