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So dusty, what's the harm Another shell of skin to cling to our jeans and old sweaters Swallow it down with our table top soft butter and the cowboy leather in our insides will make us infinitely tougher Barfing nails longer than the ends of gypsy hands to scratch the antagonists in our crystal ball's plans Sorry, but bloodiness is what my trombonist destiny demands I'll slide you a swan song to contemplate dark magick's sand that spirals down the throat of the hourglass man In 100 years time, our empty glass bodies will tip from the wind of a fan held by a butterfly drifting through a faraway land Hell, so why do we care when anything at all goes wrong? Yes, Devil most evil I address you and everyone else who resides in your throng He just lit an unfiltered cigarette said "just enjoy the song and ******* lighten up a bit Think your dead and burning use your imagination Whatever's in your head you're it."
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Dec 14, 2013
Dec 14, 2013 at 11:08 PM UTC
Lighten Up like a Cigarette
So dusty, what's the harm Another shell of skin to cling to our jeans and old sweaters Swallow it down with our table top soft butter and the cowboy leather in our insides will make us infinitely tougher Barfing nails longer than the ends of gypsy hands to scratch the antagonists in our crystal ball's plans Sorry, but bloodiness is what my trombonist destiny demands I'll slide you a swan song to contemplate dark magick's sand that spirals down the throat of the hourglass man In 100 years time, our empty glass bodies will tip from the wind of a fan held by a butterfly drifting through a faraway land Hell, so why do we care when anything at all goes wrong? Yes, Devil most evil I address you and everyone else who resides in your throng He just lit an unfiltered cigarette said "just enjoy the song and ******* lighten up a bit Think your dead and burning use your imagination Whatever's in your head you're it."
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Dec 14, 2013
Dec 14, 2013 at 11:08 PM UTC
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