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Beaten by luck, beaten by time,
Beaten by yours, beaten by mine,
Beaten by old, beaten by new.
Beaten by poverty, beaten by crime,
Beaten by judgement, beaten by design,
Well beaten down but I know I'll come through
Because you know I'll never be beaten by you.

Beaten in public, beaten inside,
Beaten my confidence, beaten my pride,
Beaten by friends, I thought that I knew.
Beaten my body, beaten my mind,
Beaten me senseless, beaten me blind,
Beaten by common sense it's true,
You know I'll never be beaten by you.

Beaten by deception, beaten by deceit,
Beaten from my head right down to my feet,
Beaten and abandoned, and left without a clue.
Beaten by heartache, beaten by pain,
Sun beatin' on me or beaten by rain,
If you say that I'm beaten, well here is some news,
You should know I'll never be beaten by you.

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from Not As Difficult As You Make Out, released July 23, 2014

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Lothian 121 Edinburgh, UK

Lothian 121 are a Scottish band, based in Edinburgh and the Scottish Borders. They have recorded continuously since 1999’s “My Life As A Crocodile”, some of which is included here.

In September 2011, their track “Ingemar Johansson” was featured on the diym release “nine”.

The album can be downloaded for free here:

diymusicians.wordpress.com/music/#va09 ... more

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