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Don't Be A Projectile

from Don't Be A Projectile by Traffic Death

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Don’t Be a Projectile
How many times have you been told?
Not to venture in the cold
To buckle up tight, lock it in good
Give yourself a chance to win the fight

Against the pavement you will slam
Down upon this ice cold street
Through the winshield you will go
Don’t be a projectile
Or the blood will start to flow
On the ground it will be yours
When you’re scraped up off the road
Because your head had to explode

You should have better fucking known
When you slammed into that car
Nothing there to hold you down

So many people die
Every single fucking year
Can’t help but start to think
That their time has come
Leaving those dumb and blind
On the road and left behind

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from Don't Be A Projectile, released November 26, 2014

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Traffic Death Des Moines, Iowa

Andrew Smeltzer - Bass/Vox
Brian Greenfield - Drums
Nate Phillips - Vocals
Gordon Shumway-Guitar

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