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Alliteration

Alliteration is the repetition of initial consonant sounds of nearby words in a phrase, often used as a literary device. An example is "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers". more »

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Rather you hide it well 
Or I'm just too naive 
To admit there's a problem 

Sharp points cloud your mind 
Family always seems to hide everything that you don't want to hear 
Cracked pavement describes your life 
All that you ever seem to find are more holes in your life 

You raised a family more than once 
How'd they get used to you on drugs? 
Veins destroyed, heart almost gone 
Aren't you glad that you found God? 

Sharp points cloud your mind 
Family always seems to hide everything that you don't want to hear 
Cracked pavement describes your life 
All that you ever seem to find are more holes in your life 

Veins destroyed, heart almost gone 
I'm glad to see that you've found God 

Sharp points cloud your mind 
Family always seems to hide everything that you don't want to hear 
Cracked pavement describes your life 
All that you ever seem to find are more holes in your life

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