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Kill Everybody
03:20
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(Chorus)
I want to kill everybody
I don't want there to be no one else
I want to kill everybody
So I can finally be by myself
(Verse 1)
There's a bullet in my fist
I have swung and I have missed
The last time that I'll tell it to your face
And all that's left around me
Is the shit that i cannot replace
There's an aching in my head
Wish you'd just leave me for dead
The way I want to leave you all
The phone is ringing off the hook
But I think I'd rather miss that call
(Verse 2)
There's an aching in my bones
There's the writing in the stones
Like the writing on the wall
I begin to hear a call
To climb the highest mountain
& see if I'm a failure to fly
I've been put here on this earth
With all the trees and all the dirt
& all these shitty people surrounding me everyday
And I don't know what I've been told
but we're all gonna die someday
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2. |
On My Face
02:26
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The words are hard to think of
When you've got nothing to draw from
My daddy never beat me
and I didn't go to catholic school
I was never raped by a priest
Shit's always worked out for me
(Chorus)
So molest me
to cure my writers block
I need a tragedy
So I can write a better song
I'd like an eating disorder
some low self esteem
Pimples on my face
And social insecurities
I need you to push me
until I hit the wall
so I can find my inner demons
to drown in alcohol
So now I'm begging you
Come take advantage of me
Destroy my innocence
And my sense of empathy
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3. |
Catch Ya Round
05:28
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4. |
Hurry Up & Buy
03:07
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Uncle Tonto Tampa, Florida
2 Men, 12 Strings, seven combined nipples. Tampa Bay Folk-Punks and Professional Buskers
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