| The steel hands in which coal is pressed are
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| Akin to those on a gold rolex
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| Without the role of a closing gap
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| I’ll grow old at the bowl-o-mat
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| All my coulds can’t adapt to cans if
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| I’ve got the goods but I lack demand
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| If I wait for the push of a passive hand
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| My greatest works will be accidents
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| But I’m no pro crow, I can only wing it for so long
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| When I’m low on coal I skip the shipments and go home
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| I’ll lay and shift in the blaze
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| If I’m unwilling to praise-
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| Pressure!
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| What will be left of my breadcrumb trail?
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| The P. S. to my flesh E-mail
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| The brief message my headstone wears
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| Best be worth all the breath I’ve snared
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| Are these gems why I don’t fear death?
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| ‘Cause I’ll descend into broken breath
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| My bones are but local guests
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| But my soul will be sold and kept
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| Pressure!
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| Pressure!
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| Oh, crush me, oh, crush me, oh crush me alive ‘til I live!
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| Oh, I’ll let my body die
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| If my diamonds can survive
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| Forever
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| No pressure |