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Visual AIDS
03:43
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The economy died for your sins. We don't care. Playing grown-ups gave us cheap thrills. Plain fun don't cut it anymore. No price. No point.
The opinion of others. convinced it matters.
Yeah, it's no way of life. The plot is set, the end is nigh. Did you remember to have a good time? The economy died for your sins. Playing grown-ups taught us one thing. We don't want to be part of it anymore. No heart. No point.
We don't do this because someone told us. Sell your soul and join the big fuzz. Do the hip-o-crit. You'll leave us with all the fun. Now bow for your partner, you're done.
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Deal or no krokodil
01:11
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Gold weights keep pulling down. While ghosts still wear the crown. Who will sink? Who will swim? Why did we let them in?
Rolling in the møkk is not the best way to get clean.
Have heart, we've paid our dues. Swam miles in concrete shoes.If we sink, no one will win. Are we ready to give in?
You see a blessing. Where I see a curse. So shove your open arms into your closed purse.
Let go. Nothing is sacred, All pigs must die.
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