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side A
12:18
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made up on the spot, hence the meaningless bull you can all understand
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side B
12:05
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2. 11.11.11
11,11,11 [couple of times]
today is a special today
all the ladies will receive a present
of what kind they will never know
but today
is the day
a present
hu!
3. moving out
i'm moving out
don't care what it's all about
but i'll be moving out (moving out, moving out, moving out)
i'm moving out
pack up my things
walk out the door
[rood eht tou klaw]
6. comb your coma
you burnt all the places you chose
you stepped on my feet
your hands look ugly when i hold them
inside
i wore off your skin like an ant
i swallowed your pride, your first act
don't let them come close if you let them
see you're... inside
(you're inside)
burnt all the places you chose
your hands look ugly when i hold them
inside
comb your coma
inside
(comb your coma, comb your coma, i'll comb your coma, i'll kerb your cobra, i'll kill your chemo, i'll curl a corner, i'll curve your rover, i'll comb your coma....)
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