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Lung Cancer
01:37
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if its sorrow that you want
then it is sadness that you'll get
I am filled to the brim
overflowing with it
life's just like a cigarette
you can look at it
don't get burned
life's just like a cigarette
watch the smoke curl
turn and twist
the curtain opens up
and I stand all alone
take a bow my friends
welcome to the show
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instrumental
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Love Song #4
03:09
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sick thoughts ejecting sloppy sentences
inconsistant consonants never let me down
I'm the patron saint of questionable motives
in the eye of a hooch hurricane
they're gonna blow us away
so where do I run when I've shelled out all my love? (let her hold you tight)
grab your gun, meet me down by the club (we're gonna shoot the shit)
I'm just a loner with a deviants smile (ear to ear, baby)
I'm walking on a tightrope with a noose around my neck
cause this is how you live when you let the devil write your checks
so be careful when you dance among the demons
they're watching every step
waiting to collect on a wrong-placed bet
so where do I run when I've shelled out all my love?
grab your gun meet me
down
down
down
down
some call it abuse
I call it lovin' and druggin'
you'll never tear away my love
(love song colt forty-five)
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