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Fear Nothing
- when I tell you to fear nothing, that doesn't mean go and hide.
- All of your intelligence, I tried my best to provide,
- a better life for you, I hope your satisfied.
- So listen up I tried, to swallow my pride.
- Omg, how do I, fucking decide,
- I tried to bring you, along for the ride.
- But in the end I, just commit suicide.
- Yeah, Fear Nothing.
- Fear Nothing, stop running
- If your scared, then deaths coming.
- Take a breath, and start leaping,
- that's the only way your heart'll keep beating.
- don't be afraid, try to celebrate, never hesitate, oh.
- try to live life, while your alive, in order to survive, oh.
- face your fears, live your years, shed your tears, yeah
- reach your dreams, ignore your screams, yeah.
- don't be afraid to reach your goals,
- this worlds full of assholes, that can't hold on to thier souls
- so you need to stand up and go, and live to today, to die tomorrow.
- stop feeling sorry for yourself, stop drowning in your sorrow.
- yeah, Fear Nothing.
- Fear Nothing, stop running
- If your scared, then deaths coming.
- Take a breath, and start leaping
- that's the only way your heart'll keep beating.
LYRICAL GRADE
B-
RHYME DENSITY
0
RHYME LENGTH
Rhyme Syllables
61
Total Syllables
252
Rhyming Lines
23/32
Unique Words
61.1%
Slang
5.7%
Profanity
1.3%
Avg. Syllables Per Word
1.33
Word Cloud
tell fear nothing doesn't mean go hide intelligence tried best provide better life hope satisfied listen up swallow pride omg fucking decide bring along ride end commit suicide yeah stop running scared deaths coming take breath start leaping that's way heart'll keep beating don't afraid try celebrate never hesitate oh live alive order survive face fears years shed tears reach dreams ignore screams goals worlds full assholes can't hold thier souls need stand today die tomorrow feeling sorry yourself drowning sorrow
Profanity
fucking, assholes
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