Oh yeah, you're all cracked-up fury
Won't get the jury to defend you
You tried but you couldn't cry
When they see you
You want me to hang around
With you always
But you lie and die when
All you ever give me is disgrace

That's the way down
That's the way down
That's sedation
That's sedation
One of the two
One of the two

With your saturation eyes
Think you can disguise all those mean things
But can you grovel in the dust
Masochistic lust make the song sing
Oh yeah, you're all cracked-up fury
Won't get the jury to defend you
You tried but you couldn't cry
When they see you

That's the way down
That's the way down
That's sedation
That's sedation
One of the two
One of the two

Oh yeah, you're all cracked-up fury
Won't get the jury to defend you
You tried but you couldn't cry
When they see you
You want me to hang around
With you always
But you lie and die well
All you ever give me is disgrace

That's the way down
That's the way down
That's sedation
That's sedation
One of the two
One of the two

One of the two
One of the two
One of the two
One of the two
One of the two


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    I can't even begin to see the meaning. Perhaps somewhere between staying calm and getting sexual pleasure off of your own suffer. At least that's what masochistic means. Sorta.

    OnikJohn3on June 25, 2012   Link

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