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Dogma
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Dogma was released on June 12, 2026 by No Quavers Records as a part of the album The Whiteroom - EP
June 12, 2026
LabelNo Quavers Records
LanguageEnglish
BPM179
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Lyrics

You always seem to wanna change
Your personality these days
See how it trends and how and how it rates
Just don't go lying to my face
Don't tell me who you are
Your bumper stickers tell me more
They're from the dollar store
You got more than you bargained for
All of your dogma printed out in vinyl form
It is adhesive, Quit sticking it where it don't belong
Now they got you reading cartoon lies online
It's no different even from the other side
Everybody who can see is fucking blind
But it ain't your business
Quit sticking it where it don't belong
Oh, when the clichés hit you like a heat wave
Over and over and over again
It's been a decade, but it feels like the same day
Get out of, get out of, get out of my head
So much violence
I'm trying hard to fight it
Divide it, decide it
The truth is now dead
So tell me why it is that I see green and you see red
We're on the same earth breathing the same oxygen
Oh, are we ever friends
Or are we just in the same place?
But it makes no difference
'Cause I don't believe in saving face
So they got you scrolling, searching for new gods
Pocket preaching with those thoughts, they are not yours
Echoed doctrine amplified to no applause
But I ain't no witness, to the sickness stringing you along
Oh, when the clichés hit you like a heat wave
Over and over and over again
It's been a decade, but it feels like the same day
Get out of, get out of, get out of my head
So much violence
I'm trying hard to fight it
Divide it, decide it
The truth is now dead
This complex debate is hard for you to comprehend
I won't pretend I won't defend
anything you've got to say
This complex debate is hard for me to comprehend
I can't relate I don't believe
anything you've got to say
Anything you've got to say
Anything you've got to say
Written by: Ben Matsis, Josh Radford, Pete Lavery, Tim van der Krogt, Tom Brennand
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