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Off With Their Heads
05:07
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Off with their heads!
They don't let me do what I want!
Motherfucker!
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Ketamine
05:03
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She got me she's doing fine.
I got her I'm doing time.
She breaks me outside my mind.
She's in control of my body and soul.
My eyes are blue. She's dark and grey.
And she loses it frequently.
But snaps out of it scilently
She's in control of my crueling ghoul.
She got me she's doing fine.
I got her I'm doing time.
She breaks me outside my mind.
She's in control of my rights and wrongs
She wants me for her conspiracy theories.
She wants me dead
She wants me for her conspiracy theories.
She thinks I'm sad
She wants me for her conspiracy theories.
She wants me dead
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Jenny Lee
04:56
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Groupies Sint Gillis Waas, Belgium
Melodic, melancholic guitar parts alternated with heavy drums and noise.
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