FRUITLOOPVILLE
from DESTRUCTOID by GRIZZLOR
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lyrics
FRUITLOOPVILLE
It's looking like from here
People are afraid of taking a little bit of risk in life.
It's looking like from here
People are afraid of taking a little bit of some chances.
It's looking like, from my side of things,
People have lost their ambition.
So, what's the point of life when you choose to be a wimp
And don't go outside your comfort zone?
I might as well be living in Fruitloopville.
Don't be a wimp.
It's looking like from here
People are afraid of taking a little bit of risk in life.
It's looking like from here
People are afraid of taking a little bit of some chances.
It's looking like, from my side of things,
People have lost their ambition.
So, what's the point of life when you choose to be a wimp
And don't go outside your comfort zone?
I might as well be living in Fruitloopville.
Don't be a wimp.
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from DESTRUCTOID,
released September 8, 2017
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GRIZZLOR New Haven, Connecticut
Noise rock power trio from Hell.
Victor-guitar/vocals
Jon-bass
Warren-drums
grizzlordestroys [@] gmail [dot] com
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Oct 08Wallingford, CT
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