| Crickets, they chirp the secrets in hand of the greatest perpetrators
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| Deneuve-ian bust, a clue to the head of the latest cause of chaos
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| I’m the north sin
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| 343 from Les Collegiennes
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| Alchemy?
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| No.
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| A slip of your firm Samaritan grip and your famous draw to neighbors
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| You sit up for work,
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| bored out into death, you get in on your daughter’s séance
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| Now, I’m in your skin
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| Your week for the weed in your oxygen
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| Alchemy?
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| No.
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| If you don’t say, I won’t say anything
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| I’m supposed to fill you up
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| If you don’t say, I won’t say it
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| I’m supposed to fill you up
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| Now, stoic disturbed,
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| suburbia pricked, you’ve amended your taunt of failure
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| Boom, boom
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| White elephants and Oxycodone
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| Boom, boom
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| You’d trade it for all the things you’re not
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| 'Cause I’ve fallen out there
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| But I welcome others
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| …Out to me
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| Oh.
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| If you don’t say, I won’t say anything
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| I’m supposed to fill you up
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| If you don’t say, I won’t say it
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| I’m supposed to fill you up
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| I’m supposed to free you of your mind
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| I’m supposed to free you of your mind
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| That’s nothing to let go |
| I’m supposed to free you of the good kind
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| The kind you write, the kind that you write home
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| I’m supposed to free you of the good kind
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| The kind you write, the kind that you write home
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| I’m supposed to free you of your mind
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| That’s nothing to let go
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| I’m supposed to free you of the good kind
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| The kind you write, the kind that you write home
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| Or I’m supposed to fill you up |