| Poor Pavel
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| Even though your mom’s a model
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| You walk these streets panhandling, for a gold bottle
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| Call your moms bro, your dad’s a deadbeat
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| So it’s up to you and us to be a man of the house
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| Can’t you see, see?
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| It’s the others are attached to what we saying here Pavel
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| It’s the others are attached to what we saying here Pavel
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| It’s the others are attached to what we saying here Pavel
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| Poor Pavel, guess them turntables do wobble
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| I’m Florian Schneider
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| A valdictorian choreographing psyche mental bindrs
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| That try for the (?) or go with the flow like bouncing ball reminders
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| We out here, we giveth, we taketh away if you are cruel not kinder
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| Influencer insider, what a time this is
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| Where the business-minded hybrid lives
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| Where dreams may come and go
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| Where the wild things are and do they biz
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| In Hoff-like, environment
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| Goth spikes, retirement
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| Moth dust, colodipen
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| Shook ones, try again
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| My philosophy lingo
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| My wardrobe was forged by God herself
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| I’m a God myself though
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| Imma guide myself, don’t need no help
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| Re-encompass those trumpets you hear
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| In clouds and also bells hourly
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| Forensic Files on the Vatican tiles or mob wives devour thee
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| A striking resemblance to Cersei, they bitch face, we bitch face
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| They witch mage, which witch page will you end up on?
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| ‘Cause we on the front
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| The small winded version of farewells and so longs
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| From us to those who tend to carry on in they merry song
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| Poor Pavel
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| Even though your mom’s a model
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| You walk these streets panhandling, for a gold bottle
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| Call your moms bro, your dad’s a deadbeat
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| So it’s up to you and us to be a man of the house
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| Can’t you see, see?
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| It’s the others are attached to what we saying here Pavel
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| It’s the others are attached to what we saying here Pavel
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| It’s the others are attached to what we saying here Pavel
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| Poor Pavel, guess them turntables do wobble
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| My pits smell like an Arthur Ave deli
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| My wits end in a larger cat’s belly
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| My starter cap’s filthy and my angel’s got eyes
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| On the butterscotch cookies and the tabletop pies
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| Wave the lost, (?) another week without weddings
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| My caterers are laborers or beaten down weapons
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| And acid-washed denims in their emblems don’t match
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| So we feed ‘em to the heathens that are several rows back
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| Get the Bozack ain’t nothing but time
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| To waste away the database and cut in lunch lines
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| Coming up blind in the bamboo garage
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| With some old 45s and a brand new Naväge
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| King commérage, keep the stardust glitters
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| My elbows turn to jello in my spark plug slippers
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| If Karma’s such a bitch I wish she settled this shit
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| With them Scooby Doo zealots and them meddling kids
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| Poor Pavel
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| Even though your mom’s a model
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| You walk these streets panhandling, for a gold bottle
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| Call your moms bro, your dad’s a deadbeat
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| So it’s up to you and us to be a man of the house
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| Can’t you see, see?
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| It’s the others are attached to what we saying here Pavel
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| It’s the others are attached to what we saying here Pavel
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| It’s the others are attached to what we saying here Pavel
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| Poor Pavel, guess them turntables do wobble
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| If I’m horizontal eight hours on a thousand nails
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| Waking up and spoiling pudding, piss into the howling gales
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| It’s howling back and how to zero in on whence the alpha hails
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| Smoke ‘em out, show ‘em what a little cat and mouse entails
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| Or we can fast forward to a feline full of mouse entrails
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| The tail hanging from his mouth, turn a bouncer pale
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| The bones floating in his vomit turn a bully green
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| You sweating bullets homie, pull up, I start pulling weeds
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| No-dozer, home with drones over
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| Old stoner, crows on both shoulders
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| Skeleton boat rowers in the city on shore leave
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| Breaking down doors, swinging oars at some poor dame
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| Throwing horns up, jumping on parked cars
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| Fork out, the (?) looking like tartar
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| Birds eye on the (?) for the final shot
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| Dark star brightest, Dark Time Sunshine o’clock |