Penetrate, Penetrate
All the simple minds
They adore, what a bore how they stand in line
Dilate, Dilate

What's my drug of choice?
It's okay when they pay they say I got the voice
Look at this the motherfucker is a millionaire
Realize it's a mask that you wear

Violate, Violate
Such a simple plan
Turn me on turn me on Mr. Deadman
Yeah I want it

I need it
To make a million
Yeah I love it
A fuckin' rockstar

Penetrate, Penetrate
All the simple minds
They adore, what a bore how they stand in line
Dilate, Dilate

What's my drug of choice?
It's okay when they pay they say I got the voice
Look at this the little faggot is a millionaire
Realize it's a mask that you wear

Violate, Violate
Such a simple plan
Turn me on turn me on Mr. Deadman


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Turn Me on "Mr. Deadman" Lyrics as written by Patrick P. Kennison Bryan Wayne Scott

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    i think this song is a really good song that is about pop stars not rockstars u know "Penetrate all the simple minds" who r get the dumb shit music to the most ppl pop stars i mean come on the ppl that ONLY listen to pop r very simple and "realize its a mask that you wear " is saying that their always puting on a show never showing who the really r . the millionaire thing fits in with this idea because lets face it the make more money then any person in music well other then rappers

    spookykidon August 25, 2002   Link

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