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Rumpus Room
04:05
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You watched me drown in the mess we left, you said I do it well
Lift up My head, what I thought you said was really nothing at all
Too far from the precipice, reach out my hand I break my fists
If you wanna drag me down there with you I won't resist
If you would ask her to, you know she would
If you would answer to what we've done
If I could ask you, I don't know
If you would answer
Spindly limbs wrapped tight in white water we both swim
Diving deep down in the dark with the sharks and refuse I rest my tired bones
Too far from the precipice, reach out my hands I break my fists
You won't, you'll lay me down in boiling clay, I can't resist
If you would ask her to, you know she would
If you would answer to what we've done
If I could ask you, I don't know
If you would answer
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Are You a Cop?
04:26
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Took me years, comes in time my personality unwinding
nineteen years, never off color, nothing really lasts forever
all your fears, cancerous concoctions spreading from your lips
You can't see all her colors, trade my body for another
Headrush, switched off, decayed, gutrot
You'll be something, longshot, missed me
Head rush, switched off, decayed, fucked up
You'll be, something, they'll see
Took me years, comes in time your personality unwinding
Someone's here, run for cover, nothing's ever worth the trouble
all your fears, cancerous concoctions spreading from your lips
So you can't see all her colors, drain my body for another
Headrush, switched off, decayed, gutrot
You'll be something, longshot, hits me
Headshot, switched off, decayed, fucked up
You'll be, something, they'll see
Radium x3
Gimme some
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