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Sunday Skool
02:43
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Rotting, the suburban curse
Or wasted, I don't know what's worse
Gothic grease on my tail
They say I'm going off the rails
What do you think?
Open your mind
Put some pants on
Turn this shit up
It's the last song
Idolize
Fetishize
Humiliate
Hate Hate Hate
Glitter dripping from my tounge
Tobacco heavy on my lungs
I puke up the envy in my gutt
I drink it and then I fuck it up
If you think
Drugs are cool
You should go
To Sunday Skool
Throw your smack
In a garbage can
Stand up tall
You're a Christian man
Your having such a good time
The waiters got a boner
The man with the suitcase
He thinks he's gonna own her
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Live from Los Angeles
00:30
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3. |
Planet Hollywood
03:26
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A plastic sunset from a magazine
The prettiest cancer that you've ever seen
A glass of champagne at the cemetery
Forever living in a hall of dreams
You'll never be a star
You'll never be a star
You want to
In the Planet Hollywood you block out
The creepers on the street watch you in your sleep buy they don't anyhow
When the president calls your name you bow down
Spit on the fingers of a wound that you found
Wash out the streets
Rob from the blind
Gods on your side
Daddy brought you a face
But that ain't a trip
You wanna go to space
You feed from a drip
But where's you mother now?
I guess she could leave you all alone in Planet Hollywood.
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Flattery Boy
03:54
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The flattery boy get his way
Oh he's righteous
Oh he's so nice
Flattery Girl
She put him in the spot light
Well I know
You're not the only one
And I see
It's all the same to me
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