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Death By Entertainment
03:28
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Death from entertainment
its so easy it’s so pleasing
Now were grieving,
Past the screen you couldn’t take it
You couldn’t face it
There’s no fabricating.
Death from entertainment
Left me bleeding left me pleading
Now we’re grieving
You couldn’t make this up
They tried shake to shake me up.
Woke up just to wake up again
I'm burning out,
still play the game
No rest for the inpatient
Easily destroyed easily employed
how were you built in the first place
No rest for the complaining
Easily destroyed east to exploit
my health
To Gone shit
Down the drain
It starts to sink
Ok don’t want to decay
even just a little bit
even just a little bit now
even just a little bit.
Woke up just to wake up again
I'm burning out,
still play the game
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Sam Akpro London, UK
Sam Akpro is a singer, songwriter & producer from south-east London
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