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Word Of Honor Lyrics by Self Critic

Career Failure Vol. 2

2018

[Verse 1]
I hate irresponsible people with promises feeble
To such an extent, your sulking animosity's lethal
Sudden upheaval made you very affronted and evil
And it's not like the first time they have conned and deceived you
Someone promised you something and you accepted the fact
Expecting it back, the time you selected, exact
But the person decided to bail, without any notice
The irritation inside you doesn't allow you to focus
I understand, you might not have time on your hands
I understand, you could secretly hide other plans
But if we made an agreement in the morning, how could you change your mind
In the evening, remembering you're busy tonight?
Yeah, I'm thankful for your kind-hearted occasional helping
But man, I cannot resist if my patience is melting
I have a serious psychological trauma, which I inherited from my father
And with which I don't really want to bother
Whatever happened to the word of honor?
That goes to my dad too, stirring drama:
"We're going in ten minutes" "Oh, yes, okay"
Three hours later: "When are we going away?"
I just want to encourage everyone to be more specific
With the agreements depicted so there won't be any mix-up
How can a friend burden me to nervously look at my watch every minute?
Can't you see, even irresponsibility has a limit!
[Chorus]
Not able to do good on what you promised me?
Then that's the way that it ought to be
Instead having to trap me down
Just warn me by getting in touch and talk to me
I promise I won't be mad at you
No need to do what you don't have to do
Instead having to trap me down
Just get in touch with me so I can talk to you
[Verse 2]
Not fulfilling the promises, the problem is bottomless
You blunderers don't even know what your blunder is
But now that it's come to this, I wonder if you did ponder this
I'm not fond of this ominous dominance of incompetence
How prosperous it would be if there was trusted responsiveness
Based on which, we could make decisions and come to the consonance
Without a number of blunderous anonymous promises
That would not have been begun to be accomplished with competence
I'm sorry for the redundancies, but I cannot take anymore
If I'm not being heard, then who am I saying this for?
The sheer arrogance of conclusion the lack of free time's exclusive to you
Is disparaging and confusing
What a nerve to even follow this idiotic logic!
You're not the only one the clock has gotten hostage
So hold your horses and stop this garbage when you face a friend
Think about it and never make this mistake again
[Chorus]
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Self Critic

Self Critic

About “Word Of Honor” by Self Critic

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