| He only goes out on tuesdays ‘cause there’s only two days
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| The world’s dead enough for him to show his face
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| 'Cause he’s a disgrace to humanity
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| Sits back asks «why's the world so mad at me?»
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| He follows them silently, wickedly, savagely
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| «Their own fault», he says
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| «They never look back at me
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| Even keep track of me
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| Only forget me because of the lack of me.»
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| Could be my fault, could be mother’s
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| It could be because I was hit by my brothers
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| I’ve just never really been noticed by others
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| I think it dates back to when I was six
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| My daddy would whip me and teach me these tricks
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| That I’d do whenever his friends were around
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| Always on all fours, down on the ground
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| I did this until I was nine and a half
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| And the old corner shop was looking for staff
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| Not much of path, I know
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| But the wrath of my dad was unbearable
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| Yes everybody that coat was unwearable
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| Us paper children are certainly terrible
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| Sex with Satan seemed comparable
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| There I was
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| Nine years old, so damn cold
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| In a shack, with a dad who didn’t get old
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| Time went by, I couldn’t rely
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| On father time to kill this guy
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| He smoked a lot, but no lung cancer
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| (Yes friends, knives, they were the answer)
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| These are the thing that people do
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| These are the thing that people do
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| I’d like that job at the corner shop
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| I needed cash but first to stop
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| This mess, it’s not the way to be
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| They play with me
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| And now I think I’m drowning in depravity
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| Drowning in depravity
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| Drowning in depravity
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| Drowning in depravity
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| The old man left my collar on at bedtime
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| Chains around my feet
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| My bedtime stories
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| «Go to sleep you cunt!»
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| Were always short and sweet
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| After mother passed away
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| The house was sold in just three days
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| Dad began to search around to try and find a brand new place
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| In the woods is spooky
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| Or that’s the way it seemed
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| Dad looked at me said «Now
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| No-one has to hear you scream.»
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| The shack was just one room
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| With one black and white television
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| Even as a nine year-old
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| Suicide was my decision
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| Only way to leave this prison
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| Can’t cut your throat with your hands tied
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| Believe me I’ve tried
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| I failed and I cried
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| And I am now stuck inside
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| So, I live in an old, scrapped fridge
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| No light except sometimes the moon
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| Dad was funny that way
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| Said he wanted his own room
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| I tried to dream of something nice
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| Storybooks, nights, princes
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| I can’t sleep tonight though
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| 'Cause of my collar and the neck it pinches
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| That’s it now, no more
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| Big war gonna be fought
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| Gonna pick myself up
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| And walk out that door
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| I hear freedom’s sweet call
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| But wait
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| I’m a nine-year-old chained to a wall
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| And when the shack gets black
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| Have to get back to sleep
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| Now weep, how sad I am
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| Have to kill daddy, that’s my plan
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| Have to kill daddy, that’s my plan
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| Have to kill daddy, that’s my plan
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| Have to kill daddy, that’s my plan
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| Have to kill daddy, that’s my plan
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| These are the thing that people do
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| These are the thing that people do
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| These are the thing that people do
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| These are the thing that people do
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| The body of nine-year-old 'Reese Jones' was found this morning after he was
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| murdered by strangulation. |
| His remains were discovered in what locals described
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| as a 'disused ranger shack' in the Upper Eastbourne County Forest.
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| Next of kin were informed at about noon. |
| Sam Jones, brother of Reese’s late
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| mother Lindsey Jones told Oakdale County Sheriff’s department upon receiving
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| news of the tragedy that Reese vanished into thin air almost three years ago
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| following his mother Lindsey’s unexpected death. |
| No suspects have yet been
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| identified due to a lack of physical evidence. |
| Reese’s grief stricken father
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| Neville Jones told us today:
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| «I can’t believe this has happened, he was my everything» |