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Artist: American Fangs
Canonical path: /american-fangs/leukoplakia
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Leukoplakia
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Leukoplakia
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It ain't us
And them bodies ain't ours
I'm just watching your chest trying to breathe again.
It's shame boy they're taking your name and it's out of my hands
Watch the door
Lock it too
I'm watching you
Oh it's just the start, don't you dare doubt it too
I don't think I have your fever
I don't ever want a seat right beside your throne
Wait until you see it
It's outta my hands
We can drag you out here backwards
It aint hard to put your family inside a hole
Just wait you wont believe it
It's outta my hands.
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