See yourself through my eyes, and you get fucked
Everybody's simple, they're simply fucked
See yourself in the mirror, you look the same
Peel at the sheets, and lick the stain
Put me in the corner, blot me in the powder
Take me like the poison, then kill your self
See yourself in the mirror, you look the same
Everybody's crazy, but I stay sane
See yourself through my eyes, cause you wanna fuck
The little teenage boy, that we wanna fuck
Put me in the corner, blot me in the powder
Take me like the poison, then kill your self
We all..
Like it more..
When we..
Get raped..
Can't give it back when you whine about it (??)
Can't you accept when it is a fuck (??)
Can't you accept when you wanna fuck (??)
You can't kill your..
Put me in the corner, blot me in the powder
Take me like a poison, then kill your self
See yourself through my eyes, and you get fucked
Everybody's crazy, they're simply fucked
See yourself in the mirror, you look the same
Peel at the sheets, and lick the stain
Put me in the corner, blot me in the powder
Take me like a poison, then kill your self
Strolls on south
Steal my old clothes
What he see's is what he knows
Though he's nervous it never shows
She welcomes him with open arms
Steps on his feet and his lucky
Charms, charms
You can save what you are
A pile of extra shit
Shit


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    Ohh yasss i love this song jumps up maybe its about how men can be so annoying? lol im shit at this :)

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