And as you're brought to your feet by some monstrous disease,
or by the psychopath in every horror movie,
despicable if i know,
most intentions are,
to be long away from me, me.

they're falling apart again,
so that we'll run those leagues that don't understand
you seem so oblivious
to your tyranny shit and your fuss man

You see no gold in me,
you got no soul
and I'll be alright,
and I, I.

You see no gold in me,
you got no soul,
and I'll be alright,
and I'll be alright!

you say you'd be there,
and I, I now it's wrong this time.
you say you'd be there,
and I know it's wrong.

A streetlight's breaking his breathe, buckle fumbling,
his fingertips are turned, not ellipsed.
and as the streetlight's breaking his breathe, buckles fumbled,
and his fingertips are turned, not ellipsed,
and they sang.

they sing

and don't you say that
and no, don't be there

met a man at a bar with an umbrella in his hand
he had nazi wares for his nazi plans
like a fish in a pond with a broken fin
singing A-OK cos calories embarrass him

You're a nazi, no no no.
that's your UTE.
You're a nazi, no no no.
that's your UTE.

and the way I see you,
the way I see you staring at me.
I swear I was sleeping,
I swear I was sleeping, I swear, I knew

and the way I see you,
the way I see you staring at me.
I swear I was sleeping,
I swear I was sleeping, I swear, I knew

Ugly ducklings and circus freaks,
sunsets and mountain peaks,
botox me up till I can't see,
I wanna be as false as can be.


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