Oh yeah, and I see her leave
I don't want to go out
Why I gotta reveal
Stinkhorn
Take the weight off me
I keep falling over
And that's one of the deal

Life is unfair
My sweetheart's hair
Vacant stare
Hope without care
Fucked if I care
Fucked if I don't
Remote
Shaved all way too close
I'm wearing my patience thin
On some fucking skin coat

Time to think
Landed crashing
KGB's been good to me
Made I see
Don't try so hard
On the cards
Shit I've got to rub my eyes

Stinkhorn, stinkhorn
Stinkhorn, stinkhorn

Stinkhorn, stinkhorn, stinkhorn, stinkhorn
Stinkhorn, stinkhorn, stinkhorn, stinkhorn
Stinkhorn, stinkhorn, stinkhorn, stinkhorn
Stinkhorn, stinkhorn


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