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Gimmick - Open Letter
00:24
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Fuck off
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Gimmick - Pose
01:56
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tear drops into a cup of tea, blood from the back of my throat, big C, just you and me baby, Ha Ha Ha POSE POSE POSE POSE magic box, complacency pills, bloodshed, wake up in the tomb they dumped me, who are you? what do you believe in? nothing. you're nothing. nothing. concrete, phone lines, forests bisected by freeways, all that love was just another product sold back to me, cops and christ, they're all just here to save me from myself. i don't care, i don't care, i don't care anymore POSE POSE POSE POSE fix me with your rosary, you bleed me dry and diagnose me, tell me that you're hearing voices, yet somehow, im the one who's sick sick sick im sick, cut my ties, anesthetized and deep fried
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Gimmick - Burn
01:14
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when i was a boy i ate wet cement everyday full of wet cement and you were made of milk and bread so unto me you pay your debt now im grown im a grown up boy and that cement well it aint so wet yeah that cement well it finally set and your head will dent against that cement wet cement wet cement unto wet cement you pay your debt
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it wont wash off its like blood on my hands it wont scrape off its neverending red its in my eyes its in my head its on my knife its neverendingredneverendingredneverendingred
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fuck this shit man fuck this its three thirty and the coffees burnt maybe i will go fart in the grocery store maybe i will burn my motherfucking car down in the parking lot fuck this shit man fuck this its 330 & the coffee is burnt saving my farts for the laundromat a p.o. box bomb and a firehat maybe i will burn my motherfucking car down cuz im into that fuck you the doctor will see me now
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